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A Message from Congressman Miller...
I am humbled and honored for the outpouring of support I received during this past election.  It was a hard fought battle—a lot of money was spent by my opponents—but my supporters and I always remained true to our core conservative values, looked past the lies and false assertions, and pressed on.

Thinking back on the election, I’m disappointed so much money was spent by Republicans to attack Republicans—and how that money could have been used to take back Congress in November or at least defeat the U.S. Senate’s most liberal member, Barbara Boxer.

But this election allowed me the opportunity to broadcast the need to lower taxes to jump start our economy, enact tougher immigration laws to stop taxpayer handouts to illegals, rebuild our crumbling roads and infrastructure, and decrease government spending.

Times are tough and voters are angry—and rightfully so.  Congressional Democrats and President Obama have increased taxes, socialized our healthcare and dumped billions of taxpayer dollars to prop up union-plagued industries. 

And Democrats are not done yet: amnesty for illegal immigrants and a Cap and Trade tax scheme are right around the corner.

Every day I’m fighting tooth and nail to stop them—as I believe the residents of the 42nd district expect me to do. 

For at the end of the day, it’s the voters who are my employer and I am truly honored they have once again put their faith and trust in me to represent their interests in Washington.

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About Gary

Congressman Miller strives to bring common sense to Washington—a commodity hard to find in recent years in the halls of Congress and the White House.  But his philosophy is a simple one: Government does more harm than good when it comes to the success of a hardworking American.

Congressman Miller knows firsthand the pain individuals and small business owners face when dealing with a faceless government bureaucracy.  Before serving in Congress and the California State Assembly, Mr. Miller was a small business owner himself.

In his early twenties, Congressman Miller formed G. Miller Development—a homebuilding construction company based in Southern California.  Back then G. Miller Development had two employees—Gary worked on site building one home at a time and his wife, Cathy, took care of the books.

But with hard work and sacrifice by the mid-1990s, G. Miller Development employed more than 200 people and was building master-planned communities. 

It was never easy—and the biggest obstacle to his company’s success was government’s heavy hand.  A lesson in government Congressman Miller has never forgotten.

In 1998, Mr. Miller was elected to Congress.  And since then he has worked to limit the size and scope of government, lower taxes, refocus government resources to rebuilding our crumbling roads and infrastructure, and defend our national borders.

Congressman Miller is grateful to the residents of the 42nd district for the trust they put in him to represent their interest in Washington.  To let him know your opinion, send him an email at gary@garymillerforcongress.com.