Libs Gone Wild: Dem VP Nominee Tries to Score Political Points with Infertility Tale

Buckle up, folks! The Democratic vice presidential nominee, Tim Walz, decided to share a sob story about his infertility struggles at the DNC. In a clear attempt to score political points, Walz teared up and talked about his prayers, failed treatments, and how he and his wife eventually named their daughter "Hope." Spare me the theatrics, Tim!

For decades, Democrats have been shouting "My body, my choice." But now, they're changing their tune and trotting out men to talk about abortion and reproductive rights. How progressive!

Sean Tipton from the American Society for Reproductive Medicine thinks it's "very, very powerful and very important" for a football coach turned politician to talk about his emotional journey with infertility. Give me a break! Since when do liberals care about male iconography?

Even more laughable, a guy named Josh Zurawski stood before thousands in Chicago and millions on TV to complain about how his wife nearly died from sepsis after being denied an abortion in Texas. He actually said, "I'm here tonight because the fight for reproductive rights isn't just a woman's fight." Newsflash, Josh: It's not a man's fight either. It's a fight that shouldn't be happening at all!

But wait, there's more! Since the Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade, men have been coming out of the woodwork to share their reproductive health experiences. Take Ryan Hamilton, for example. His wife had a medical crisis during a miscarriage, and he's been all over the news talking about it. I guess liberals love a good victim story, even if it comes from a man.

What's really hilarious is that men are suddenly "awakening" to the abortion debate. Dr. Brian Nguyen, a professor who studies male engagement in reproductive rights, thinks this is a "cultural shift." I think it's a shift in liberal propaganda tactics.

Travis Edwards, an Austin resident, is one of these newly "woke" men. After his wife had to leave Texas to get an abortion, he started speaking out about reproductive issues. He even complained about how men don't understand these issues. Well, Travis, maybe that's because we don't want to!

But not everyone is thrilled with men entering the abortion conversation. Hamilton faced backlash for speaking about his wife's experience, and he can't understand why. Newsflash, buddy: It's because liberals only care about victims who fit their narrative.

State Sen. Nathan Johnson encouraged men to speak up at a Texas Blue Action event, saying, "Get the men involved in this, don't give them a pass." Tipton from the American Society for Reproductive Medicine hopes that this increased involvement will have a political effect. Well, duh! That's the whole point of this liberal charade.

So there you have it, folks. Democrats are trotting out infertile men, crying husbands, and clueless "allies" to push their pro-abortion agenda. And they have the audacity to call us conservative men anti-woman. Give me a break!