Hello, unladies, hi hi, it's me Kristen, a freshly groomed Brewster is sitting at my feet. He's almost unrecognizable. I'm really not sure how I

feel about it. His face is too round now y'all. Thank you to all of you on ladies who helped pick the topic

for today's on ladies room because I really was having a hard time deciding. It was like I don't know like

could I spend at least two hours dissecting the relationship dynamics of Chelsea and

Jimmy on Love Us Blind season six? Yes, is that what people want to hear? Not necessarily, there are more pressing matters.

Because y'all, we have embryos to discuss instead.

Or, as the Alabama Supreme Court calls them,

extra uterine children who live in, quote,

a cryogenic nursery.

We are talking about La Page, the Center for reproductive Medicine, aka the frozen embryos

are children, question mark, question mark, case. I was initially going to record this episode last week y'all. I'm glad I waited because everything with this was happening very quickly.

Some of the initial dust is settling and y'all, it is still quite a mess.

So here is the latest. On Wednesday night a few days ago, Alabama

Governor Kaye Ivy signed a bill into law that allows basically Alabama Republicans to say they saved IVF.

Isn't that wonderful?

Are they good people?

No, absolutely not.

Like there is a lot of smoke and mirrors going on.

And we know this.

I mean, this is classic anti-abortionist Republican strategy to really kind of shock and awe and then

swoop in, position yourself as the more reasonable one who can save IVF, save whatever it is,

save women, vulnerable women, when in fact all that is is a distraction while you make way for even more

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