GOP Congresswoman Shows Mind-Blowing Hypocrisy on Alabama IVF Ruling
Republican Representative Michelle Steel says IVF helped her start a family. Then what’s up with her voting record?
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Republican Representative Michelle Steel says IVF helped her start a family. Then what’s up with her voting record?
"Most House Republicans have cosponsored a bill declaring that life begins from the moment of conception, a position under increased scrutiny after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos are 'unborn children.'" Business Insider reports."This Congress, 125 House Republicans — inclu
This week, the Alabama Supreme Court surprised absolutely no one with a ruling that frozen embryos created through the process of in vitro fertilization are children. Somewhere in its blizzard of references to Biblical verses, Christian theologians, even something called “The Manhattan Declaration,”...
MSNBC’s host of The ReidOut, Joy Reid, and political analyst Michelle Goldberg continued the discussion of the Alabama Supreme Court’s recent ruling that embryos are people by arguing that the Republican reaction to the ruling proves that pro-life ideology is full of “actual consequences” and “contradictions.” However, they ultimately failed in this attempt, as their efforts led them to create a version of the famous trolley problem that denied the humanity of the people on one side of the switch.
It's been a really rough week for Republicans who hate reproductive rights, and Republican Rep. Michelle Steel of California is no exception. "As someone who struggled to get pregnant, I believe all life is a gift. IVF allowed me, as it has so many others, to start my family," she tweeted Thursday. ...