Should I believe JD Vance's claim that Tim Walz lied about needing medical intervention to get pregnant?

People, primarily women, have been forced to share their stories in detail to the public about private, painful topics related to failed pregnancies like damage to reproductive organs, details about their medical conditions, almost dying before a doctor will treat them, and other embarrassing, painful stories about being raped and being an incest victim.

Can you imagine being a young woman, and having to tell America you were raped by your father? Well, we just had a woman at the DNC who did exactly that.

Information that is literally nobody’s business.

Why am I so afraid that gun owners have set traps to kill me outside my house or my car?

What will he and his fellow creepers going to do next, ask for sex positions people use to get pregnant, and opine on that? Make laws on that? I don’t put anything past people who get involved in where people pee and who think it’s cool to track women’s menstrual cycles to not nose around in that area too.

This is ridiculous.

This is what pisses me off about reproductive issues.

Were any US Generals hurt or killed yesterday in Damascus, Syria, yesterday 5/9/24?

And now families who want kids but cannot do it without help like the Walzes have to tell the world about the treatments they needed to undergo to get kids to counteract people like Vance from passing laws that would take away the option they needed to start their families.

The Republican Party is full of sick, creepy busybodies like Vance. America had better put these people back under their rocks in November.

NOBODY should have to tell people who have no interest in or who are not impacted by the outcome stuff like this. This is the Walz family’s business. All anyone needs to know is that they have two children. For JD Vance to take a highly personal and painful issue like this, and make it a political football is disgusting.

A kid threw a stone at my car. I confronted his mom (who was nearby). She said, "You can't prove it was my son." How should I have reacted?

All because underwear sniffers like Vance and “prolife” politicians decided they’d be the arbiters of what people can do and cannot do, and have passed laws that have resulted in people not having agency over their bodies and lives. These underwear sniffers have decided they know better than the people who have the issues and the doctors who treat them and that they get to decide what people should do when it comes to the most intimate part of their lives.

Women have had to tell these stories in front of courts, state legislatures, Congress, to educate clueless, creepy, cruel men like Vance on the impact “prolife” laws have had on them.