House Ethics Committee Investigates Max Miller as GOP Resignation Calls Grow Over Abuse Allegations
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Updated · The Guardian · Aug 4
House Ethics Committee Investigates Max Miller as GOP Resignation Calls Grow Over Abuse Allegations
3 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Aug 4
Summary
House Ethics Committee members are investigating Rep. Max Miller over domestic abuse and drug-use allegations as pressure mounts for the Ohio Republican to quit.
Bernie Moreno, Miller’s ex-father-in-law and a GOP senator, said Sunday that Miller “should not serve” in the House, intensifying calls from within Miller’s own party.
Donald Trump also warned Miller that “things aren’t looking good” for his re-election bid against Democrat Brian Poindexter, with party leaders nearing a deadline to pick a possible replacement.
Miller has denied wrongdoing, sought an ethics probe to clear his name, and blamed his ex-wife’s accusations on her mental-health struggles and a political attack by the Moreno family.