Olympic figure skating champion Alysa Liu's inspiring American dream story has a darker undercurrent that mainstream media refuses to discuss – her creation through what critics are calling "designer baby" technology.
The gold medalist, whose father Arthur Liu fled Communist China as a political refugee, was conceived through IVF using anonymous egg donors and born via surrogacy. BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey is now asking the hard questions about this controversial reproductive arrangement that the woke media won't touch.
"Arthur Liu is the only biological parent that Alysa knows because Alysa was born by surrogacy. He used IVF with anonymous egg donors. This has all been reported publicly," Stuckey revealed, highlighting the ethical minefield surrounding modern reproductive technology.
Playing God With Human Life
While Liu's athletic achievements deserve celebration, her origin story exposes the troubling commodification of human reproduction that has become normalized in our culture. When did we decide it was acceptable to manufacture children like products, shopping for genetic material from anonymous donors?
This isn't about attacking Liu herself – she's an incredible athlete who has made America proud. But her story forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about a society that treats human life as customizable merchandise.
"We're creating children through artificial means while simultaneously destroying the traditional family structure that God intended," one pro-family advocate told Next News Network.
The mainstream media celebrates these "modern family" arrangements without questioning the psychological impact on children who will never know half their genetic heritage. What happens when these designer babies grow up and realize they were essentially purchased products?
Where's the Moral Leadership?
While the Trump administration focuses on restoring traditional American values, stories like Liu's remind us how far we've drifted from respecting the sanctity of natural conception and traditional families.
Patriots need to ask themselves: Are we celebrating scientific "progress" at the expense of our most fundamental moral principles? And what does it say about our culture when creating life becomes just another consumer choice?