A significant number of Republican politicians in fact do want to ban condoms and other forms of contraception. Clarence Thomas in his concurrence on overturnin

A significant number of Republican politicians in fact do want to ban condoms and other forms of contraception. Clarence Thomas in his concurrence on overturning Roe v. Wade indicated he wanted to also reconsider Griswold v. Connecticut, which was the case the overturned state bans on contraceptives. After that there was a bill introduced in the House of Representatives that would have codified Griswold. All 220 Democrats in the House voted for it. Only 8 Republicans did so, 2 voted "present", and 6 did not vote. The remaining 195 Republicans voted "no".