When Andrew Schulz, a man who built his brand on “anti-woke” comedy, publicly blasted Trump for backtracking on his IVF promises, a lot of his audience was shaken. Less than a year earlier, Schulz had not only interviewed Trump but also publicly voiced his support for Trump’s presidency and later voted for it.

When the White House stated that it would not require insurers to cover IVF costs, despite Trump’s campaign promises to push for mandated coverage, Schulz took to social media to call it a betrayal. After all, this was a topic that was close to him, as he and his wife had gone through a slew of fertility troubles for years.

When a man with a large platform finally has his life impacted by the…