COVID-era fury returns amid Pa. measles outbreak and backlash to Gov. Shapiro
A measles outbreak in Pennsylvania has reignited partisan fights over public health policy, vaccine debates and transparency, as Republicans criticize Gov. Josh Shapiro’s handling of reported deaths and proposed regulations.
By Sam Janesch and Michelle Baruchman, The Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS)
PHILADELPHIA — A contagious airborne disease spreads. The tally of cases climbs higher as a vaccine debate rages among the public and their elected officials. Politicians point fingers at one another, arguing over the release of information and the steps that some consider “draconian.”