Trump's IVF Proposal Sparks Debate on GOP's Reproductive Policies
The former president's plan to make in vitro fertilization free raises questions about the party's stance on reproductive rights.
- Trump's IVF proposal could cost taxpayers up to $7 billion annually, according to experts.
- The plan aims to make IVF treatments accessible by mandating insurance coverage or federal funding.
- Republican lawmakers show mixed reactions, with some supporting and others concerned about costs and ethical implications.
- Critics argue that the GOP's support for fetal personhood laws contradicts its stance on IVF.
- Democrats question the sincerity of Trump's proposal, citing the party's history of opposing reproductive rights.



























































































































