South Carolina Focus: Rob Miller (SC-2) Challenges Joe "You Lie" Wilson

South Carolina right wing fanatic Joe Wilson is the idiot who yelled "You Lie" during President Obama's healthcare reform speech to a joint session of Congress. Not only was this uncommonly rude and inappropriate for a Congressman, but it also was a lie in itself. Obama did not in any way lie. He told the truth. It was Joe Wilson who was lying. Joe Wislson is a classless, rude, lying extremist. His Democratic opponant is Democrat Rob Miller. Rob Miller had this to say after Wilson's stupid and lying outburst:



Rob Miller has the brains and balls to give idiot Wilson a run for his (corporate) money. From his website:

Born and raised in South Carolina as the youngest son of a Navy Veteran, Rob learned the importance of hard work from a very early age. Facing staggering medical bills after his father passed away, 14-year old Rob went to work washing dishes to help support his family. Through hard work and lots of support from family and the community around them, Rob’s family weathered the financial storm.

As a freshman at the College of Charleston, Rob made the decision to enlist in the Marine Corps, and in January of 1995, he began basic training at Parris Island, SC. Shortly after his promotion to Sergeant, Rob was selected to become a Marine infantry officer. In his 13 years in the Marine Corps, Rob was deployed to Albania, Yugoslavia, Djibouti, Liberia, and twice to Iraq.

Rob met his wife Shane while attending the College of Charleston. They were married in 1997. In 2002, they celebrated the birth of their son Ransom. When he was only two, he was ill with a rare form of bacterial meningitis. Rob and Shane knew they were blessed to be able to receive the best healthcare and doctors in America and that not all families are so lucky.

In February 2008, Rob left the Marine Corps to offer South Carolina innovative ideas and new leadership. As a Marine, Rob learned the difference a good leader can make in a moment of crisis. His decision to leave the Corps was not an easy one, but Rob deeply believes that South Carolina’s Second District deserves a strong leader in Washington.

And here's a more recent campaign video:



To find out more and to volunteer or donate to bring real change to South Carolina and America, visit Rob Miller's website.