Some far-right evangelical Christian fundamentalists oppose IVF (in vitro fertilization) as vehemently as they oppose abortion, birth control and condoms. But former President Donald Trump has tried to paint himself as pro-IVF without offending the evangelicals who have been among his most ardent supporters. Trump has been bragging that he is the “father of IVF.” But MSNBC’s Steve Benen, in his November 1 column, notes that Trump’s Democratic critics are pointing out how anti-IVF the far right can be. “The GOP candidate really does expect voters to see him not only as some kind of champion of …