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For the member of the Tennessee Senate see Jeff Miller.
Jefferson B. Miller (born June 27 1959), American politician, has been a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives since 2001, representing the 1st District of Florida (map). He was born in St. Petersburg, Florida, was educated at University of Florida, and was a real estate broker and a member of the Florida House of Representatives before entering the House in a special election to replace Joe Scarborough. He has a wife, two children, and two grandchildren. His next election is on November 7, 2006.
Issues
Jeff Miller is:
- Pro-life
- Pro-business / anti-consumer
- Pro-farm subsidies
- Anti-house ethics rules
- Pro-defense spending (comes with the district)
- Pro-increased veterans' benefits
- Pro-education vouchers
- Pro-drilling in Alaska
- Anti-offshore drilling in Gulf of Mexico (next to his district)
- Anti-Dubai Port Deal
- Pro-cutting congressmembers' pay
- Pro-medical malpractice reform
- Pro-immigration reform
- Pro-Iraq occupation
- Anti-church and state separation
- Pro-NRA / Anti-gun control
- Pro-Social Security reform/privitization
- Pro-making President Bush's tax cuts permanent
- Pro-media diversification (H.R. 2052)
- Anti-"A la carte" Cable TV
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