Friday, October 24, 2014

Miller’s the man for Blaine County

---

    Steve Miller thinks things through before he speaks. If you’re looking for a thoughtful legislator who works toward solutions and isn’t afraid to tackle complicated issues like rebuilding Idaho’s roads and bridges, then re-elect State Rep. Steve Miller.
    He’s comfortable wading into the legislative weeds, whether it’s water and soil conservation, the economy, health care in Idaho, education or agriculture. I admire Steve Miller’s approach. He listens first, gathers facts, deliberates and chews on an issue, then looks toward solving problems and addressing concerns. The fourth-generation Idaho farmer has a total of 35 years of business experience on his Wolf Springs Ranch. Plus, he owned a trucking company for 10 years, and for 18 years has been the owner/operator of an international wholesale/retail organic foods business.
    Steve Miller has a habit of giving his free time. With 34 years on the Camas Soil Conservation District board of supervisors, 15 years on the county Planning and Zoning Commission, and six years as county commissioner, Steve has a years-long record of serving our community. Think about this—as a member of the Joint Finance and Appropriations committee (JFAC), Steve worked to give school districts more local control of how they spend state funding. He believes in accountability in education so Idaho students are competitive in the workforce. If Steve’s opponent gets elected, there will be no seat on the powerful appropriations committee for Blaine County.
Julie Lynn
Ketchum

comprar cialis
buy cialis
acheter cialis