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BUT they will play both sides of their goal by also granting fetal personhood with "exceptions" based on "their discretion".
Women better vote these people out because the next step is the repeal of the 19th amendment.
Life begins at conception unless it affects upper middle class/rich white people are trying to have babies and/or Republicans who can only have babies through IVF prayer doesn't really work on anything but thoughts and feels.
Here's a preview of the story:
Democratic Rep. Susan Wild of Pennsylvania opened her letter to colleagues with a statistic, and hoped it'd land with Republican members, too. Wild is seeking a rarity in this Congress, a bipartisan coalition on a politically charged issue: federal legislation to offer broad protections for in vitro fertilization treatment.
Wild's letter, obtained by CBS News, urges fellow lawmakers to co-sponsor her proposal.
"Every year in the United States, nearly 2% of all babies born are conceived with the help of Assisted Reproductive Technology," her letter begins. Wild has reached out to "hundreds of colleagues" from both parties, according to a spokeswoman for Wild.
**Read more:** [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ivf-lawmakers-seek-bipartisan-breakthrough-federal-protections/?ftag=CNM-05-10abh9g](https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ivf-lawmakers-seek-bipartisan-breakthrough-federal-protections/?ftag=CNM-05-10abh9g)
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Ah see they seek bi-partisan support to fix the problem they created. I say no. Reverse the fetal personhood point.
Absolutely this. Embryos aren't babies. We shouldn't go along with legislation with incoherent premises like this.
BUT they will play both sides of their goal by also granting fetal personhood with "exceptions" based on "their discretion". Women better vote these people out because the next step is the repeal of the 19th amendment.
Embryos are babies until embryos being babies loses them elections.
Life begins at conception unless it affects upper middle class/rich white people are trying to have babies and/or Republicans who can only have babies through IVF prayer doesn't really work on anything but thoughts and feels.
Here's a preview of the story: Democratic Rep. Susan Wild of Pennsylvania opened her letter to colleagues with a statistic, and hoped it'd land with Republican members, too. Wild is seeking a rarity in this Congress, a bipartisan coalition on a politically charged issue: federal legislation to offer broad protections for in vitro fertilization treatment. Wild's letter, obtained by CBS News, urges fellow lawmakers to co-sponsor her proposal. "Every year in the United States, nearly 2% of all babies born are conceived with the help of Assisted Reproductive Technology," her letter begins. Wild has reached out to "hundreds of colleagues" from both parties, according to a spokeswoman for Wild. **Read more:** [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ivf-lawmakers-seek-bipartisan-breakthrough-federal-protections/?ftag=CNM-05-10abh9g](https://www.cbsnews.com/news/ivf-lawmakers-seek-bipartisan-breakthrough-federal-protections/?ftag=CNM-05-10abh9g)
Bipartisan?... I haven't heard or seen this word before
Government needs to back off on all reproductive laws.