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Political cartoon: Measles’ spotty message

Daily takes from Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Signe Wilkinson.

Signe Wilkinson

Measles vaccinations seem so unnecessary until the kids next door come home covered with spots. In the good old days of my youth, my brothers and I all survived bouts of the measles. Unfortunately, before the introduction in 1963 of a measles vaccine, each year 450 to 500 children in the U.S. did not. I vaccinated my children.

Editorial cartoons from this week include:

  1. The new Trump hotel

  2. Fixers

  3. Phillies sign Bryce Harper

  4. For more editorial cartoons, visit Philly.com/opinion/cartoons/.

    Signe Wilkinson
    Signe Wilkinson has been drawing editorial cartoons for the Philadelphia Daily News since 1985. She is grateful to all the politicians who have done so much for her trade.