Republican Senator Josh Hawley Questions Dr. Verma on Male Pregnancy
The Rubin ReportJanuary 15, 20261 min24,041 views
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- π During a Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee hearing on abortion pills, Senator Josh Hawley questioned Dr. Verma.
- π― Hawley's line of questioning focused on establishing biological realities, beginning with the question: "Is there a difference between boys and girls?"
The Question of Male Pregnancy
- β Senator Hawley directly asked Dr. Verma, "Do you think that men can get pregnant?"
- π‘ Dr. Verma hesitated, stating she wasn't sure of the goal of the question and that she takes care of patients with different identities.
- π£οΈ Hawley pressed, emphasizing the goal was to establish biological reality and test the proposition that science should control, not politics.
Refusal to Define Biological Sex
- β οΈ Dr. Verma's repeated refusal to directly answer whether men can get pregnant was criticized by Hawley as corrosive to science, public trust, and constitutional protections for women.
- β Ultimately, when directly asked again, Dr. Verma answered, "Uh, no."
- π― Hawley concluded that a simple, direct answer was all that was needed.
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Male PregnancyBiological SexJosh HawleyDr. VermaSenate HearingAbortion PillsGender IdentityScience vs PoliticsPublic Trust
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