Trump Declares Himself 'Fertilization President' at Women's History Month Event

During a recent Women’s History Month event at the White House, Donald Trump referred to himself as the 'fertilization president' while discussing his administration's policies on in vitro fertilization (IVF). He claimed there would be 'tremendous goodies in the bag for women,' although his record on women's rights, particularly regarding reproductive issues, has faced significant criticism. Trump's remarks were met with ridicule online, with many expressing their discomfort at his self-appointment of the bizarre nickname and questioning his perception of women's roles. Critics pointed out that while he promotes IVF, his administration has simultaneously rolled back various women's rights, particularly following the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The comment sparked widespread social media reactions, highlighting the disconnect between his statements and the concerns of many women. Trump's attempt to charm female voters with this unusual moniker appears to have backfired, drawing further scrutiny of his policies and attitudes towards women.