Washington Welcomes Miller

Michigan’s Newest Congresswoman is Strongly Prolife

The 10th Congressional District in Michigan has both a new representative and an experienced public servant.

Congresswoman Candice Miller is no stranger to politics. Most recently, Miller served as Michigan’s Secretary of State from 1994-2002. Now as a U.S. Representative from the 10th District, Miller will represent Huron, Lapeer, part of Macomb, Sanilac and St. Clair counties.

Miller is energized and ready to represent the 10th Congressional District. She said the swearing-in ceremony was incredible. Miller was reminded historically of the people who have gone before her, those who have shaped our country. Miller recognizes that serving under President Bush is a privilege. “President Bush is a remarkable leader,” Congresswoman Miller said.

Michigan will be a battleground during the next presidential election. For Candice Miller, her prolife position was a disadvantage in parts of her district, according to polling results.

Right to Life of Michigan President Barbara Listing said, “The polls show prolife people must continue working in their communities, each person must strive to educate and inform their family and friends regarding life issues.”

Prolife people must continue to roll-up their sleeves and work to have proper representation on the most critical issue facing our country, abortion.

What’s exciting for Congresswoman Miller is that technology has reckoned when life begins.

Congresswoman Miller said, “We are learning more about the humanity of the unborn child. Science and truth support the prolife movement.”

Congresswoman Miller wants to hear from her constituents. She encourages e-mail messages, phone calls, faxes and mailed letters.

It takes approximately 6 weeks before members of Congress receive letters. Therefore, for timely issues, it is important to e-mail, call or fax your input to Congresswoman Miller.
Congresswoman Candice Miller was named to the Armed Services and Government Reform committees. To learn more about Congresswoman Miller and the work of the 108th Congress, visit the web site http://www.house.gov/candicemiller/ – or contact Congresswoman Miller at 508 Cannon House Office Building; Washington, DC 20515; phone: 202-225-2106; fax: 202-226-1169.

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