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But his remarks about “fertilization” follow a record of awkward and patronizing remarks he has made while trying to make a case for himself to women. During the 2024 campaign, Trump dubbed himself the “father of IVF” as he tried to win over female voters by promising to have the government pay for fertility treatments — even as he admitted that he’d never heard of the procedure prior to a controversial Alabama Supreme Court decision to recognize frozen embryos as legal persons. Trump also vowed to be a “protector” of women — whom he said were abandoned, scared and in danger — “whether the women like it or not,” echoing the disturbing rhetoric of pickup artists, as my colleague Ja’han Jones pointed out at the time.https://www.msnbc.com/author/clarissa-jan-lim-ncpn1307846
 
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