Wisconsin governor defends push to redefine mother as "inseminated person'
- Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers' budget proposal aims to replace the term 'mother' with 'inseminated person' in state law, causing significant controversy among lawmakers.
- The proposal includes a 20% increase in spending and tax cuts for the middle class, coupled with a tax increase for Wisconsin's wealthiest residents.
- Evers defended the change, emphasizing its purpose to increase protections for in vitro fertilization and same-sex marriage, stating he was unaware Republicans opposed IVF.
- Evers' proposal is under review in the state Senate, and final agreement with the Republican-controlled Legislature is necessary in the coming months.
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Democrat leaders are defending a state budget proposal in Wisconsin that changes the terms “mother” and “father” to “inseminated person” and “spouse,” respectively. The terminology change comes specifically from a section of Governor Tony Evers‘s (D-WI) budget pertaining to in vitro fertilization (IVF). It has sparked a backlash from state Republican lawmakers, Elon Musk, and even Green Bay Packers legend Brett Favre.The IVF section of the budge…
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