George W. Bush presidential win challenged

In a General Election unlike any other election in the history of the United States, George W. Bush won the presidency with 271 of the Electoral College votes 19 days after the November 7 election.

As the world watched anxiously, prolife people were also concerned with the final result knowing that the next president would either respect the lives of the yet-to-be-born or search for new avenues to destroy the most vulnerable human beings, unborn children.

Thankfully, the prolife candidate won. George W. Bush has been an outspoken advocate for the unborn. Many unborn children will someday appreciate that prolife people worked tirelessly to put George W. Bush in the White House.

While Al Gore contests the results of the election, prolife people are hopeful that Bush will remain president elect and be sworn into office on January 20, 2001.

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