Washington, D.C. (TSS) – Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz is back fresh in the news cycle this week after pondering on Twitter how many “over-educated, under-loved” women have participated in protests in the wake of Supreme Court leaks suggesting Roe v. Wade will be overturned.

The tweet came just days after a leaked draft majority opinion, authored by Justice Samuel Alito, said that the rulings in cases such as Roe v. Wade and PP v. Casey “must be overturned”. The Supreme Court has since authenticated the draft but emphasized it is not a final decision.

Protesters across the nation have since taken to the streets to express their frustration and speak out against the impending ruling that would undue the last 50 years of fighting to keep women’s healthcare rights.

Representative Gaetz is currently under active federal investigation for alleged sex trafficking charges for paying for and engaging in sexual activity with a minor female.

A number of Twitter incels and pedophiles naturally thought the congressman was alluding that if women are over-educated then they are no longer fit for trafficking. Twitter user @GGblackham1812 explained in an unprompted DM to The Sower’s Sack, “Well, he said these women were under-loved, which was code to us that they need our loving, if you know what I mean. But what threw me off was the part he included about their education level. I thought we were just worried about their age, now we have to worry about what grade they got in Trigonometry? As an adamant supporter of his, that really upset me.” The Sower’s Sack did not respond with follow-up questioning.

When pressed for clarification in the replies by his supporters on what exactly he meant, Gaetz said in a statement, “Let me be crystal clear, I support trafficking of all women. Not just under-educated ones. I do not discriminate in my trafficking. Plus, when they’re smart it provides me an extra challenge. It can get boring and repetitive if they’re dumb and too easy.” What the 39-year-old Gaetz did not elaborate on was what he defined as the optimum education level, although evidence suggests he prefers them without a high school diploma.