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on the ground that he hasn’t been responsive to the needs of his constituents. This, after all, is a complaint frequently heard. We might conclude that Mr. Miller will change his ways if given a second chance.
Mr. Miller, however, didn’t just suport the Virginia Equine Center bill; he was its PATRON. This, in turn, raises several fundamental questions:
1. Who does Kevin Miller represent?
2. Is he so out of touch with his constituents that he actively lobbies for legislation that takes jobs, tax revenues, tourism and business income outside his district?
3. Is he a conservative who believes that business is best left to
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