You've left the reader to assume that by "dumbass" you refer to the seeming contradiction that TT wants Alabamians to have more babies, but opposes the specific practice of ivf would give more babies. Not knowing your understanding of ivf I'll try to clarify.
As a Christian, I, as most, know that life begins at the moment of conception which ivf does produce and the eggs are then not just some protoplasm which can be used in scientific experiments like ivf. Ivf produces multiple fertilized eggs, which are babies at their earliest form and are therefore sacred before God and man. The process of ivf is one of selection by the physician who decides which baby is to be implanted with the hope of producing a viable baby (-ies). The remaining fertilized eggs are discarded like trash, abortion, sometimes not and are frozen ((another discussion unto itself). Again, these eggs are sacred life.
Once fertilized eggs are implanted, then, after a period of time, the physician further decides which implanted eggs remain and which are to be aborted.
Ivf cheapens life and dishonors God, especially with the subtle practice of aborting fertilized eggs. Life is precious at all stages, especially as an embryo which cannot defend itself.
The Biden-Harris campaign deceives the reader with an overly simplistic understanding of ivf by using a gotcha moment. Ivf always causes abortions. THAT bit of info the Biden-Harris campaign does not want the public to understand and would rather the public view ivf as a compassionate means to give babies to those who desperately want them. For TT to explain this would have taken more time in another discussion, as he stated.
If you believe that sacred life begins at conception, then whom do you trust to guide, Biden-Harris or Tuberville ? If you're okay with abortion, then you're okay with ivf and the Biden-Harris team promoting the practice.
Life begins at the moment of conception.