Rare, unanimous support for abortion bill in Florida House  The
Old Capitol building in Tallahassee.   The Old Capitol building
in Tallahassee.  TALLAHASSEE — Temporarily setting aside debate
over the legality of abortion, the Florida House unanimously
passed a measure Wednesday that would require doctors to provide
emergency care if a failed abortion somehow produces an infant
who is born alive.  HB 1129, sponsored by Avon Park Republican
Rep. Cary Pigman, passed 119-0. Along with requiring that
doctors provide care, the bill requires that cases of live
births after an abortion attempt be reported.  Twenty-eight
states already have similar laws, which mirror a federal
provision signed by President George W. Bush in 2002.  Pigman, a
soft-spoken freshman legislator and emergency room physician,
told legislators his proposal would guarantee "respect and
humanity to infants born alive, regardless of how they entered
the world."  After the vote, Gov. Rick Scott said he looks
"forward to signing the bill when it r