This story was originally published by the WND News Center.

The Democrat state representative in Tennessee running for U.S. Congress is not just anti-police and throwing hissy fits when thrown out of the governor's office, apparently she also believes men can give birth to children.

Newly unearthed audio reveals Aftyn Behn, who is running against Trump-endorsed Republican Matt Van Epps for the District 7 seat in Congress, thinks people who give birth, whether they be male or female, can use their "birther" status as bargaining chips to promote progressive political policies.

Behn told an interviewer: "I think we have, as birther – women who can give birth, men and women who can give birth – we can maybe leverage that as collective bargaining."

"We can really leverage collective bargaining when it comes to having children in this country. And so, for example, I'm not going to give birth until the United States government concedes A, B, C, D."

"What do you think about that?" Behn asked her interviewer, who immediately replied: "It seems a little much really."

LibsofTikTok shared the video, urging: "Don't let this radical woman anywhere near office."

Other comments online include:

"She literally called herself a 'birther.'"

"These people can't explore the new world, can't explore the stars, so in their desperation to leave a mark on humanity, they decided to explore delusion instead."

"OMG! What a nutcase. But ironically, if SHE wants to hold her own procreation strike, I would support it. I feel sorry for any child born to that."

"Nothing would thrill me more than to see all progressive women go on birth strikes and end the rot with their generation."

"How did insanity become proprietary and the status quo in America?"

"What the hell is going on in the Volunteer state that this thing got elected?"

As WorldNetDaily reported Monday, Behn is refusing to denounce her previous calls to defund the police and even burn down police stations.

On Tuesday, RNC Research released more unearthed video of Behn in which she pushed for the abolition of all police.

"Talking to our parents about what police abolition looks like … we can do it, there is a world," she said.

Other video depicts Behn sobbing and screaming at the top of her lungs as security removed her from Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee's office in resurfaced footage from April 2019.

The special election in the Nashville area of Tennessee takes place Dec. 2.