"What's born alive abortion? How can an abortion be 'born alive'?" A born alive abortion is a failed abortion. A born alive abortion occurs when a baby survives an abortion and is instead born alive. While many babies who initially survive succumb in the ensuing minutes, others live for hours and can survive for good if given immediate care. Until recent legislation, abortionists "corrected" their "mistake" by killing those babies, either actively or simply by leaving them unfed and uncared for until they eventually died. In 2002, the Congress enacted the Born Alive Infants Protection Act (BAIPC) to criminalize these murders and to protect the babies who survive abortions. BAIPC was considered so common sense that it sailed through both the House and the Senate without a single dissenting vote, and even the militant pro-abortion NARAL (National Abortion Rights Action League) withdrew its initial opposition to the bill. The one person who did oppose it is Barack Obama. While campaigning for the Presidency, the then Senator Barack Obama claimed that had he been in the U.S. Senate in 2002, he too would have voted for BAIPC and that he only voted against the Illinois state version of BAIPC because the state version lacked a "neutrality clause" explicitly stating that BAIPC would have no impact on any pre-birth legislation, including Roe v Wade. However, official evidence has since emerged to prove Barack Obama's statements to have been fabrications. In 2003, Barack Obama was an Illinois state Senator and the Chairman of the Illinois State Senate Health And Human Services Committee. On March 12, 2003, Barack Obama chaired this Committee (6 Democrats and 4 Republicans present) as it first added the neutrality clause to the Illinois state version (bill #1082) of BAIPC, before defeating it 6 to 4 along party lines. Barack Obama voted to allow babies who are outside the mother and breathing on their own to be killed, and then lied about it.
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