House Democrats are expanding their reproductive rights playbook by launching an effort to warn that in vitro fertilization could be at risk if Republicans continue to hold the majority despite efforts by GOP lawmakers to preserve access to the procedure.
The strategy stems from Democratic action after the overturning of Roe v. Wade, which returned the question of abortion’s legality back to the states and has motivated massive voter turnout among the Democratic Party over the last two years.
Republicans have struggled to establish a unified message on in vitro fertilization, which was brought to the forefront after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled in February that embryos created through IVF should be considered children. As a result, the destructi …