Southern West Virginia News

Congresswoman Carol Miller of West Virginia has been sworn in for her fourth term in the U.S. House of Representatives. She expressed gratitude for the opportunity to continue serving her constituents and emphasized her commitment to advancing a conservative agenda.

Miller stated, "I am honored to have represented southern West Virginia for the past six years, and I’m excited to continue to serve my constituents in the House of Representatives." She highlighted the recent electoral success of conservatives, noting, "In November, the American people overwhelmingly voted for the conservative agenda, and it is a great responsibility to ensure it comes to fruition."

With Donald Trump as President and Republican majorities in both legislative chambers, Miller aims to focus on several key issues. "We will secure the southern border, lower taxes, and unleash American energy production," she said.

As a member of the Ways and Means Committee, Miller plans to prioritize reauthorizing tax cuts implemented during Trump's presidency. She explained that these measures had previously stimulated economic growth and reduced costs nationwide.

Miller also intends to address healthcare access in rural areas. As co-chair of the Energy Export Caucus, she will advocate for diverse energy production strategies aimed at reducing domestic costs while enhancing national security through energy exports.

She concluded by expressing her enthusiasm for working with colleagues on these initiatives: "I look forward to working with my colleagues to ensure the success of the America first agenda."