EDITOR GRADE: C
REASON: Voted against the 12% VAT hike. Mr. Miller sacrificed his Junior Minister position and salary for The Bahamian people. He is one of the few members of parliament from the governing side to speak against leasing the Town Centre Mall from Cabinet Minister for the postal office.
Position: *Former Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Social Services and Urban Development
*FIRED FOR VOTING AGAINST PARTY LINES ON VAT 12% HIKE
Vaughn Miller is a community leader that has been involved in his community and ministry for decades. Mr. Miller founded Resurrection Ministries International in 1997 and continues to serve as its Pastor. He founded The Vision Group in 2001 in order to impact and influence the lives of young people and encourage them to maximize their potential and fulfill the purpose of God in their lives. As the President, he continues to mentor and coach youth within the community. He has also worked at the Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas as the Assistant Director from 1986 till 2005 and currently serves as the Director of Radio and a radio host on ZNS Radio.
Notable Quotes:
“I am a man of deep convictions. I love this country. I love the people I serve, and I stand by my convictions”
“I will not support the increase in VAT because it will be too burdensome on the poor, middle class and on small and medium-size businesses”
“The Free National Movement government’s resolution to lease the Town Centre Mall from a Cabinet Minister “is a continuation and perpetuation corruption.”
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