GOP politicians are saying they've always cared about IVF. Bills they've supported indicate otherwise.

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Republicans showing up on X en masse to rally around access to in-vitro fertilization are having their support for previous bills and political stances thrown back at them by peeved constituents online.

GOP politicians are saying they've always cared about IVF. Bills they've supported indicate otherwise.

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