In November of 2022, just five months after Roe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court,

former Vice President Mike Pence sat down for an interview on CBS.

Well, the Dobbs decision this summer that I was so grateful to see, the majority of which was made up by Supreme Court justices that we we appointed and

confirm to the to the court really gave the country a new beginning for life.

It was a new beginning for life. It was a new beginning for life, according to the most pious man in the Trump White House, a man so conservative

he would not allow himself to be alone in the same room with a woman who was not his wife.

Mike Pence was unafraid to be a Christian warrior.

He was unafraid to call for a national abortion ban when other members of his party shied away from the issue. an

national abortion ban when other members of his party shied away from the issue. But then Mike Pence was asked about in vitro fertilization.

There are people who are concerned that if you start with abortion access

restrictions that it will also lead to restrictions on IVF treatment.

If you believe life begins at, you can make that argument.

Should it be protected as a right?

The Vice President began his answer with details about his and his wife struggles with fertility and their use of IVF to conceive their children.

And that led Mike Pants to this.

But I fully support fertility treatments and I think they deserve the protection of the law.

They gave us great comfort in those long and challenging years that we struggle with infertility and our marriage.

Mike Pence was a sign that Republicans should have better heated.

Overturning Roe would lead to all kinds of unforeseen consequences,

consequences that even the most die-hard Christian conservatives

would have a hard time reconciling,

consequences that would affect even their families.

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