Wait, so Trump is pro IVF? And it will be free?!

[Frozenbeernuts 2,270]

No way corporate media told me he was anti IVF. This poor liberal just found out he was lied to. I wonder if he will go down the rabbit hole.

https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/1855353052900839694?s=19

[Hardcore troubadour 15,472]

That’s a man baby! 

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8 minutes ago, Frozenbeernuts said:

No way corporate media told me he was anti IVF. This poor liberal just found out he was lied to. I wonder if he will go down the rabbit hole.

https://x.com/WallStreetApes/status/1855353052900839694?s=19

Let's wait and see if he actually does it. 

[weepaws 3,201]

The hypocrite is also pro abortion.  

[Sean Mooney 1,984]

There is already a bill for this in Congress. 

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A bill before Congress would put in place a federal IVF insurance mandate. A representative of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine said it makes more sense to require insurance coverage rather than publicly funded treatment because most people get coverage through employer-based plans.

“Everybody who has some kind of health insurance would have coverage that included infertility,”  said Sean Tipton, chief advocacy and policy officer.  “People think that insurance covers you when you get sick, and for fertility patients, it too often does not. This bill would fix that.”

Senate Republicans, however, have not backed the idea, with some opponents arguing it would lead to higher premiums.

After a failed vote to advance the bill in September, Sen. John Thune said Republicans support IVF.

“This is simply an attempt by Democrats to try and create a political issue where there isn’t one,” the Republican from South Dakota said, according to reports.

Patient advocates and health professionals argue that premiums have not been shown to increase in states that require coverage. Analyses have shown an increase of only pennies on the dollar in per-member costs, for patients seeking fertility preservation, Reinecke said. That can include banking of eggs, ovarian tissue or embryos in advance of needing to undergo medical treatment such as chemotherapy that could threaten fertility,

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Sean Mooney said:

There is already a bill for this in Congress...

Senate Republicans, however, have not backed the idea, with some opponents arguing it would lead to higher premiums.

Gee, I wonder how the Senate Republicans will vote on this? 

[Hardcore troubadour 15,472]

When does he ban contraceptives? 

[nobody 2,687]

That sucks.  I don't want to pay for people's IVF.