
Keith F. Miller
Retired Army; retired DOD; farmer; county board supervisor
Elected Experience
Columbia County Board (2018-present); Fall River School Board, president (2015-2022); Fountain Prairie Town Board, chairman (1993-2003); Village of Fall River Board (2017-2019)
Q&A with the Candidate
Why should voters elect you?
My common sense, reasonability, harmony building, lived experiences (not made-up pretend feel-good reactions), principled values, and comfort in knowing that I am not a "Go Along" to "Get Along" leader. A veteran, that is all about Honor, Courage & Leadership. A decision maker who utilizes purpose as my azimuth. As in life a purpose to survive and so should any government law, program or legislation. All K-12 School Programs should use the initiative that makes every student Self-Reliant, Self-Sufficient and a Model Citizen when they graduate. So, they know how to participate in society and be able to function and facilitate their own life's needs and not be dependent on government for survival. Be that advocate for public safety so everyone can feel safe.
What is the top issue in your district? How would you address it?
Alternative energy venues are dividing the district. Mandating education with social justice agendas that develop and unreal pretend environment that things need to be affirmed that are not true or real. The developing anti-American, anti-cop, anti-rule of law, anti-family, anti-work, anti-entrepreneur, Socialist infiltration occurring. The unlawful infiltration of non-citizens obtaining not only our taxpayer benefits but obtaining greater benefits than our law-abiding and contributing citizens receive. Concerns that they are illegally voting and swaying the services and enforcement of laws. A first step towards addressing these issues is enforcing the laws and holding accountable wrong doers. Give confidence in saying what we mean and then mean what we say. My district is very concerned about being able to trust our government again.
How should Wisconsin government operate differently than in the past?
Bring harmony and happiness back into building strong nuclear families that understand the purpose in their lives. Embrace the skill sets necessary for our youth so, when they graduate high school, they can fully participate in every venue of the American Dream. Opportunities be provided, regardless of race, sex, religion or political affiliation support our Constitution and American culture of rugged individualism and not socialist collectivism. Dissolve cultural suicide by not becoming multi-cultural but rather a united culture. Bring back the harmony from all the division that has occurred. Build trust back in governing, the folks in my district have lost faith and trust in government, They have been lied to so much about Obamacare, climate change, social justice venues, and Covid.
What is your favorite fun Wisconsin history fact?
The 101st Airborne Army Division was nicknamed the “Screaming Eagles”. The 101st started its journey from Milwaukee Wisconsin for World War II. Made up on mainly of Wisconsin and Illinois men. The Division patch was a formed from the Eagle “Old Abe” of the 8th Wisconsin Volunteers of the Civil war who was their mascot. A native Indian, named Chief Sky captured “Old Abe” and made him his pet. During a trading expedition Chief Sky traded the eaglet to Daniel McCann in exchange for a bushel of corn. Old Abe was linked up with some Soldiers of the 8th Wisconsin. At the start of battles, he would cry out over the battlefield of the 8th Wisconsin Volunteers instilling fear and concern in the Confederate South.
