Trump’s Vaccine Order Faces State Pushback | Charleston News

President Trump’s new vaccine order faces stiff resistance as states reject federal guidance, opting instead for trusted medical recommendations. Public opinion leans firmly against the move, with polls showing most parents support childhood vaccines and distrust the administration’s stance. Experts note that major outbreaks like South Carolina’s measles surge may finally sway hesitant parents — and indeed, vaccination rates for MMR jumped after the crisis. But the order’s practicality is questionable: splitting the MMR shot into three separate doses — unavailable since 2009 — would mean more doctor visits, higher costs, and greater hassle. With states already committed to existing guidelines, the executive order is unlikely to take root — at least not without a serious public health emergency to force change.

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