Comedian Andrew Schulles criticizes Trump for the “Flip-Flop” pledge of “FLIP-Flop”

Comedian Andrew Schulz criticized the president Donald Trump For his lack of pledge in his campaign to provide global coverage of fertility treatments in artificial insemination in a social media post on Sunday.

In his Instagram stories, Schults republished a Washington Post report Under the title, “Trump’s promise to loosen artificial insemination. The White House says there are no plans to do so.”

Besides the title, Schools wrote, “You do not break your word. Your word breaks you.”

Comedy and podcaster His famous interview Trump voted and voted in his favor in the November elections, but he was increasingly decisive in recent weeks about what he considers broken promises from the president.

Andrew Schools runs Trump on the budget, wars, and Epstein documents: “I voted for benefit from this.”

In his post on social media, Trump criticized because of the bending “again” and ordered his followers to a charity that helps to pay for artificial insemination services.

“For anyone looking for financial help with artificial insemination (especially now after Realdonaldtrump Flip-Floped again on a promise of the campaign), please look at Babyquestgrats. It is a wonderful charity that we work specifically with that that provides financial assistance to treat fertility,” post-Schulz reading.

Almost one year ago, Trump has pledged to be imposed on the treatment of fertilization in the laboratory for women if he won a second term.

“I announced today in a major statement that, according to the Trump administration, your government will pay for – or your insurance company will be assigned to pay for – all the costs related to the treatment of artificial insemination,” Trump, Trump, will be assigned The supporters said During a campaign in Michigan last August. “Because we want more children, to put it well.”

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In February, Trump The executive order signed Expand the scope of access to artificial insemination and other fertility treatments by reducing costs outside the pocket. Order the local policy council to find ways to make artificial insemination and other fertility treatments at reasonable prices.

The White House did not respond Fox News digitalRequest to comment. However, White House spokesman Abeel Jackson told the Washington Post in response to its report that the president’s work to expand the arrival of artificial insemination is continuing.

“President Trump pledged to expand access to fertility treatments for Americans who are struggling to start families,” Jackson said in a statement. “The administration is committed to anything before to use its powers to provide this pledge.”

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This is not the first time that Schults aimed at Trump. In an episode on July 10 of the “Flagrant” podcast, Schools complained of Trump, “All that he carried, and I think he wanted to do, and now he is doing the exact opposite thing for everything F —.”

Schulz was specifically called for the main due to the increase in national debt, the financing of foreign wars and the last announcement that there was no Jeffrey Epstein “Customer List.”

“There will be people, they will do DM and say,” Do you see what your child does? I voted for this. “I like,” I voted for not this! “He does the opposite of everything I voted for him!” He said at that time.

Fox News Greg Winner contributed to this report.

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