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Comedian Andrew Schulz slams the president Donald Trump To not follow his campaign promises, it provides general coverage for IVF fertility treatment in social media posts on Sunday.
In his Instagram story, Schulz reposts Washington Post Report “Trump promised to ask for IVF care. The White House said there was no plan.”
Schulz wrote in the title: “You will not destroy your words. Your words make you break you.”
Comedians and podcasts Famous interview Trump and voted for him in the November election, but his views on what he thinks is the president’s promise has become increasingly important in recent weeks.
Comedian and podcast Andrew Schulz accused Trump of breaking the comments about IVF fertility treatment coverage. (Getty Image)
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In his social media post, he blew up Trump’s “again” tug and brought his followers to a charity that helped pay for IVF services.
“For anyone seeking financial aid for IVF (especially now @RealDonaldTrump flip flip Flip is put into practice again in the campaign promise), please investigate @babyquestgrants. This is a great charity and we are working with that charity to provide financial aid specifically for fertility treatment,” the Schulz post reads. ”
About a year ago, Trump promised that if he won his second term, he would provide women with free in vitro fertilization treatment.
“I announced in a major statement today that under the Trump administration, your administration will pay your insurance company, or your insurance company will be required to pay all costs associated with IVF treatment,” Trump said. Tell supporters At a campaign rally in Michigan last August. “Because we hope more babies can say well.”
President Trump signed an executive order that expanded access to the IVF in February. (Shaan Rayford/Getty Image)
In February, Trump Signed an executive order Expand access to IVF and other fertility treatments by reducing out-of-pocket costs. The order directs the domestic policy committee to find ways to make IVF and other fertility treatments more affordable.
The White House did not respond Fox News NumbersMake a request for comment. But White House spokesman Abigail Jackson responded to the Washington Post that the president’s efforts to expand IVF visits are underway.
“President Trump has pledged to expand opportunities for fertility treatment for Americans working to set up families,” Jackson said in a statement. “The administration is using its authorities to fulfill the government’s commitment in such a way as a vow.”
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Former Trump president appeared on the “blatant” podcast of comedian Andrew Schulz. (Public YouTube channel)
This is not the first time Schultz is targeting Trump. In an episode of the July 10 “Blatant” podcast, Schultz complained about Trump, “Everything he’s running for, I believe he wants to do, and now he’s doing everything the exact opposite of everything.”
Schultz calls on the president to increase national debt, fund foreign wars and recent announcements Jeffrey Epstein “Customer List.”
“There will be somebody, they will DM say, ‘You know what your boy is doing? You vote for that.’ I thought, “I didn’t vote! “What he did was the exact opposite of everything I voted for!” he said at the time.
Fox News’s Greg Wehner contributed to the report.
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