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'''Tim Burns''' (b. April 14, 1968, - ) is the Republican candidate in the May 18th special election for U.S. House of Representatives in Pennsylvania's District 12, deceased [[John Murtha]]'s seat.  That seat has been held by Murtha since 1974, when he won it in a special election. Tim was a small business owner prior to running for the House. He has the support of the national GOP as well as the conservatives [[Sarah Palin]] and Dick Armey, representing the [[Tea Party movement]]. He was defeated by Democrat Mark Critz in the special election, although will face him again in the November 2010 general election. Per his website {{cquote| ''Tim Burns’ commitment to conservative values, smaller government, lower taxes, an end to wasteful spending and restoring an ethical standard in public service, makes him the best choice.''}}

'''Tim Burns''' (b. April 14, 1968, - ) was the Republican candidate in the May 18th special election for U.S. House of Representatives in Pennsylvania's District 12, deceased [[John Murtha]]'s seat.  That seat has been held by Murtha since 1974, when he won it in a special election. Tim was a small business owner prior to running for the House. He has the support of the national GOP as well as the conservatives [[Sarah Palin]] and Dick Armey, representing the [[Tea Party movement]]. He was defeated by Democrat Mark Critz in the special election, although will face him again in the November 2010 general election. Per his website {{cquote| ''Tim Burns’ commitment to conservative values, smaller government, lower taxes, an end to wasteful spending and restoring an ethical standard in public service, makes him the best choice.''}}

==History==

==History==