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Watching the Senate vote against the motion to proceed on the Born-Alive Abortion Survivor Protection Act today was absolutely heart-breaking. This bill is about protecting newborn life—life that is viable outside the womb. It does nothing to change Roe v. Wade. (1/3)
At the same time, woefully misguided opponents are saying that “no one truly wants to abort a baby late in pregnancy.” If that is the case, then why are Dems lock-step in their denial of medical care to the children who, against all odds, have a fighting chance of survival? (2/3)
It is appalling and indefensible that in the name of “choice” leaders in our country now support infanticide, but Republicans are prepared to continue leading the charge to support mothers with life-affirming options and uphold human dignity at every stage of life. (3/3)
When does our country stand up and say enough is enough! These poor babies, may God intervene on their behalfs. Time for ministries to come together and rebuke this tribulation!
This is disheartening & disgusting. No longer is the debate about life starting at conception or when there’s a 
beat... but when a BABY, not a fetus is at FULL TERM, able to survive outside the womb - some even surviving abortion efforts. Why even have murder statutes, then??!
You can’t say it is ok for a doctor to decline healthcare to a baby after a failed abortion but also say that all people have a fundamental right to healthcare. Makes no sense whatsoever and is completely hypocritical.
"Congress reaffirmed that fact with its passage of the bipartisan Born-Alive Infants Protection Act in 2002. I support that law, which is still in effect. There is no need for additional federal legislation on this topic," Kaine said.
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