Former President Trump has announced his plans to mandate the coverage of in vitro fertilization (IVF) by the government or insurance companies for all Americans in need if he is elected in November. However, the details of how this proposal would work were not specified. IVF has recently become a controversial topic in politics, particularly since Alabama's Supreme Court ruled that embryos should be considered as people.

Democrats have made IVF a key campaign issue, linking Trump to reproductive care restrictions. Currently, Washington, D.C., and 21 states provide some form of fertility coverage. While this announcement could potentially have far-reaching implications for families struggling with infertility, it remains to be seen how exactly Trump's IVF coverage plan would be implemented.

Meanwhile, Trump's connection to Project 2025, a conservative vision aimed at expanding government power, continues to be highlighted by the Harris campaign. Vice President Kamala Harris is launching an advertising blitz to tie Trump to this conservative plan, portraying him as a threat to the American people. This strategy aligns with President Biden's previous efforts to link Trump to conservative governance strategies.

Furthermore, the Cook Political Report has recently changed the classification of several key swing states in the ongoing presidential race. North Carolina has shifted from "lean Republican" to a "toss-up," indicating a tighter competition. Additionally, New Hampshire and Minnesota are now categorized as "likely Democrat."

This shift in classification suggests that the political climate is changing, with Democrats finding increased support from independent voters who are rallying behind Vice President Kamala Harris. Just months ago, these swing states were regarded as favorable for Trump. The electoral landscape is evolving, and Harris aims to position herself as the candidate who can address the concerns of these crucial swing states.

As the election draws nearer, the issue of IVF coverage, along with the association between Trump and conservative governance strategies, will continue to play a significant role in shaping public opinion. Voters will closely monitor Harris' efforts to present herself as the alternative to Trump while keeping a watchful eye on her promised policies and their potential impact on the country.