A number of congressional Republicans running in 2024 are swiftly distancing themselves from a controversial Alabama Supreme Court ruling seen as infringing on IVF, the latest obstacle for GOP candidates in the post-Roe era.
IVF allowed me, as it has so many others, to start my family,” California Republican Rep. Michelle Steel, who represents a district carried by Biden, said on X.
On the campaign trail though, the National Republican Congressional Committee is trying to help candidates navigate what is emerging as a tricky political moment.
The memo tells candidates to “express support for IVF” and “oppose restrictions” on the procedure.
Even some conservatives are going out of their way to express support for IVF and distance themselves from the Alabama ruling.
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