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More Calls Come From Republicans for Miller to Resign

Republican leaders say Miller should step aside as the House Ethics Committee investigates abuse allegations involving his ex-wife and daughter.

  • Ohio Republican Rep. Max Miller faces mounting pressure from fellow Republicans to drop his reelection bid following domestic abuse allegations, but has defiantly refused to withdraw from the race.
  • Allegations from ex-wife Emily Moreno include claims he threw hot water on her and held a gun to her head; former White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham filed a restraining order against Miller.
  • Sen. Jon Husted said Wednesday, "Any member of Congress who's involved in domestic abuse should resign." Ohio GOP Sen. Bernie Moreno, Miller's former father-in-law, has also called for his resignation.
  • Miller faces a Monday deadline to withdraw and allow Republicans to replace him on the ballot, while the House Ethics Committee investigates at his request and House Speaker Mike Johnson avoids direct condemnation.
  • President Donald Trump has resisted calls for Miller to step down, calling him "a good person" and portraying the allegations as a family dispute, reflecting deepening tensions within the GOP over abuse accusations.
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More calls come from Republicans for Miller to resign

(The Center Square) – A second U.S. Senator from Ohio has joined the calls for an incumbent Congressman in the state to step down following domestic abuse allegations.

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