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it exploded.

A 216–211 vote didn’t just pass a bill; it carved a fault line through families, medicine, and the very idea of who owns a child’s future.

Supporters called it rescue. Opponents called it cruelty with a legal stamp.

What unfolded on the House floor was less a debate than a declaration of power.

Using a must-pass defense bill as a hostage, continue reading …