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Some lawmakers oppose IVFs because the process typically involves creating multiple embryos to ensure a successful pregnancy, unused embryos are often frozen, donated for medical research, or discarded. Lawmakers who oppose the procedure argue that discarding or destroying these embryos is morally equivalent to abortion.
I understand that argument. I also have heard that IVFs take an emotional and physical toll on the woman.
However, I understand that Republicans, including Trump, argue for the importance of supporting the treatments, emphasizing that they are pro-life and pro-family, according to a person familiar with the calls.
Two years ago Senate Republicans blocked legislation that would protect access to in vitro fertilization.
In fact Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, one of the more vocal opponents of abortion in the Senate, said he supports IVF and believes it is “entirely life affirming.” Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall, a former obstetrician, said he’d referred patients for IVF treatments for 25 years in his practice. “We are the pro-family party, and there’s nothing more pro-family than helping couples have a baby,” Marshall said.
It is obviously a contentious issue.
Yes, it is, Fred, in part because moral confusion prevails. Sometimes, there are lines that ought not be crossed, even when it might make us feel better to cross them.