In an effort to win women’s votes at a Fox News city hall, former US President Donald Trump received criticism for describing a female senator’s natural look as “young” and “fantastically interesting.”
During the event in Cumming, Georgia, Trump was asked a topic by a pro-life mother-of-three who said she was concerned about abortion restrictions impacting access to IVF treatment.
Trump claimed to have shared an account from a phone call with Democratic Alabama legislator Katie Britt in his response.
The Republican member finally admitted he asked Britt to “explain IVF” to him:” And I said,’ Explain IVF pretty swiftly. ‘ And I understood it in about two hours. I said,’ No, no, we’re totally in favor of IVF. ‘”
” But, I got a visit from Katie Britt, a young, only a fantastically beautiful man from Alabama. She’s a legislator. And she called me up like,’ Emergency, crisis,’ because an Alabama determine had ruled that the IVF clinics were outlawed and they have to remain closed over – a judge ruled. And she said,’ Friends of mine came away to me and they were, oh, they were so unhappy. I did n’t even know they were going.’ You know, they were, it was conception” Trump said.
” I did n’t know they were even involved in, nobody talks about that, they do n’t talk about it. But now that they ca n’t do it, she said,’ I was attacked.’ In a particular way,’ I was attacked,’ he added.
Social media users reacted highly to a picture of Trump’s comment, labeling him a” sexist “and” frightening. ” Many criticized his rely on Britt’s look, arguing that it was useless and that all women issue, regardless of their physical attributes.
According to a report in The Independent, Trump’s plan regional press secretary, Karoline Leavitt, defended the previous president, stating that he is” loved by millions of women across the country” and that those who know him personally may identify him as” friendly, generous, and kind.”
In the current vote, abortion and Infertility have become significant topics. Democrats warn that the repeal of Roe v. Wade and the repeal of abortion rights could prompt Republicans to pin IVF access second, despite Trump’s claims that he supports fertility treatment. In February, Alabama’s state Supreme Court ruled that frozen eggs had the same privileges as children, causing some Infertility centers in the condition to dismiss care.
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