Trump's IVF Stance Aims to Win Over Swing Voters

The former president's support for IVF access contrasts with his party's stance on reproductive health issues.

Donald Trump has pledged to make IVF free for all Americans, requiring insurance companies or the federal government to cover the costs.
Trump's position on IVF is intended to appeal to swing voters, particularly women, as he attempts to retake the presidency.
The former president's stance on IVF diverges from his party, which has largely been silent or opposed to federal mandates for fertility treatments.
Democrats argue that Republican support for IVF is inconsistent, citing recent legislative battles and the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision as threats to reproductive health care.
Trump's IVF proposal has sparked debate within the GOP, with some conservatives opposing it on moral grounds, while others see it as a pro-family initiative.