Trump Tries to Rebrand Himself as IVF-Friendly After Alabama Ruling, and the Party Still Looks Split
Trump’s effort to claim the pro-IVF mantle on February 22 came after an Alabama court ruling blew up into a national reproductive-rights mess. The move was politically necessary, but it also underscored how easily the anti-abortion project he helped empower can boomerang on Republicans in a general election year.
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Trump Tries to Rebrand Himself as IVF-Friendly After Alabama Ruling, and the Party Still Looks Split
Trump’s effort to claim the pro-IVF mantle on February 22 came after an Alabama court ruling blew up into a national reproductive-rights mess. The move was politically necessary, but it also underscored how easily the anti-abortion project he helped empower can boomerang on Republicans in a general election year.
Trump’s effort to claim the pro-IVF mantle on February 22 came after an Alabama court ruling blew up into a national reproductive-rights mess. The move was politically necessary, but it also underscored how easily the anti-abortion project he helped empower can boomerang on Republicans in a general election year.
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