Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about the

GOP and an amendment and funding and a playbook and politicians and

statements and votes and IVF because an amendment was introduced and it is definitely worth taking a look at

I'm talking about comes from a Republican representative from Montana,

Rosendale.

Easy to remember, if you've ever heard the Montana representative that has like the most

northeastern like accent you can imagine that's who introduced it.

And basically, it attaches to a military funding bill

and it prohibits, defuns IVF.

While I feel for couples that are unable to have children the practice of IVF is morally wrong

and I refuse to support any legislation that condones its use. If you are

opposed to abortion you should be opposed to the practice of IVF.

I think a whole lot of people said this was going to happen, right?

That this was going to be the move.

And we were told that we were all wrong because, you know, Republicans in the Senate put out that cute little letter that

said that they really wanted to protect IVF and then when it came up to advance a

measure that would do that they voted against it. I mean it's not like a politician would lie to you right? I have a

question for those who remember prior to the Supreme Court allowing the Republican Party to catch the car,

how did they curtail abortion?

What was one of the things that they did?

An amendment that prohibited it using military funding?

It's the same playbook.

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