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The interviewer spoke to five women who are so concerned about losing access to abortions that they’re having their fallopian tubes removed over the election results. The women have whipped themselves into such a frenzy that they can’t tell truth from their wild imaginings. President Trump does not support a national abortion ban, writing on Truth Social last month that he would veto such an effort. The president-elect wrote, “I would not support a federal abortion ban, under any circumstances, and would, in fact, veto it, because it is up to the states to decide based on the will of their voters (the will of the people!)”

“If I am to be denied any rights in the next four (or more) years, I will not give them up without a fight,” 28-year-old Texas resident Lydia Echols told Newsweek. [I’m going to fight for abortion by mutilating my body. Really?]

A 39-year-old from Washington, who asked to remain anonymous, told the outlet that she has already undergone a bilateral salpingectomy, removing her fallopian tubes, over Trump. “I am not happy that I felt forced into a surgery I did not want to alter my body, I feel like the election tied my hands and forced me to be sterilized—that is horrible,” the unhinged liberal told Newsweek. “This isn’t a wanted procedure, but one of necessity due to the politics and subjugation coming our way.” [She’d have been better served by undergoing mental health counseling, or someone suggesting she move to a blue state.]

Georgia resident Morgan Wood, 24, told Newsweek that she has a consultation to be sterilized on December 5. Wood added, “talks of complicating the birth control and abortion access processes even further made this feel like the only option. I need everything handled, and ideally before power begins shifting.”

Ashley Hedden, 36, of Kentucky, claims to be “asexual” and told the outlet that the only way she would get pregnant would be if she was raped, and wants to be sterilized for that reason. “The only way I would get pregnant is if I were raped, and I refuse to be forced to carry the result of a man’s violence against my will,” she said. “I have seen that this country will not protect people that can get pregnant, and have seen the reports of the deaths of pregnant women that were refused medical care. I refuse to be a person that ends up not being able to get medical care just because I own a uterus with some cells growing in it.”

Florida resident Eden Ixora, 25, said she decided to get sterilized over a massively viral joke made by podcaster Nick Fuentes in which he said, “Your body, my choice.” “All the political noise is what really finalized my decision for me,” she said. “It wasn’t just Trump winning but rather all the online rhetoric that followed.” “For me it was a call to action,” Ixora said. “A need to get this locked in so I don’t have to live in fear that at any moment some random guy can completely destroy my life. For me the idea of getting pregnant is worse than death. I’m doing what I can to protect my right to choose. I am choosing me.” [Every woman reading this who has been pregnant at least once knows how wonderfully life-affirming pregnancy is. Poor Eden will never know that joy now.]

These developments are tragic to me, and Kamala’s divisive, radical and false rhetoric are responsible. It makes me wonder if the women (not the 36 or 39 year old - they’re lost causes and soon to be too old anyway) will place the blame at her feet when they hit their 30’s and that biological clock becomes so loud that they can’t ignore it. They’re completely removing their fallopian tubes, not just tying them. The latter can be undone. The former is permanent. This is what media-induced mental illness looks like. On the positive side, women so mentally unstable should definitely not be having children. SMH