Paul Milde, a local business-owner with a background in transportation, aims to find effective solutions to the region’s gridlock and repeal Obamacare’s expansion at the state level.
Name: Paul Milde Party: Republican County: Stafford Running for: House of Delegates -- 28th District Website: paulmilde.com, Twitter, Facebook Work: President & Owner of CIP Finishes Education: Woodbridge High School Community Involvement: Paul Milde attends Andrew Chapel Methodist Church and strives to remain active in the community by serving on the Regional Transportation Action Committee on the Chamber of Commerce. He financially supports the Adopt-a-Classroom initiative at Stafford High School. He also volunteers with the Stafford SPCA and the Aquia Harbour Lions Club. Questions and Answers PL: What are the top three major issues facing the district you wish to represent? Milde: Repealing Obamacare’s expansion at the state-level, finding solutions for transportation, and defending the right to life of innocent babies. PL: What concrete solutions do you propose to address these issues? Milde: Unless we repeal the expansion of Obamacare at the state-level, Virginia will experience an interminable fiscal crisis. When my opponent was breaking his promise and joining with the Democrats to enact this budget-busting scheme to extend a safety-net program designed for the truly needy to able-bodied adults, Senator Richard Stuart warned, “We’re either going to see big tax increases or big cuts to services, to the sheriffs, to the teachers, to a lot of people.” Senator Stuart kept his promise; Bob Thomas broke his. I will file a bill to repeal Obamacare's expansion on my first day in office. Transportation is a critical issue for the people of Stafford and Fredericksburg, affecting the quality of life for everyone in our region. As a three time past chairman of the Fredericksburg Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, two time Virginia Railway Express, and two time of the Stafford County Infrastructure Committee, I know our area needs a delegate who will be dedicated to alleviating traffic congestion. I have a record that proves that dedication, and have achieved real results that have addressed some of our critical needs in Stafford and Fredericksburg. Like every Virginian, I cringed when I heard Governor Ralph Northam defend terminating the life of an infant after birth. I’m 100% pro-life and will work to repeal my opponent’s vote to hand $6 million to abortion clinics like Planned Parenthood. And, I will fight against the abortion lobby’s agenda to allow late-term, partial-birth, and post-birth abortions.PL: From your perspective, what is the job description of the office you’re seeking?
Milde: To represent the interests of the people of Stafford and Fredericksburg in the Virginia House of Delegates, and to serve as their intermediary to state government and its agencies.
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