Max Miller says he will ask House Ethics panel to investigate domestic abuse allegations against him
Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) on Tuesday said he will file paperwork to have the House Ethics Committee investigate him as he faces increasing pressure to resign or drop out of his reelection race over allegations of domestic abuse. “In light of all the renewed interest in my family affairs I am going to file my...
Rep. Max Miller, an Ohio Republican, is facing domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife and an ex-girlfriend. He has announced that he will file paperwork to have the House Ethics Committee investigate him, stating that he wants to "clear my name" and has "nothing to hide."
The allegations against Miller have led to mounting scrutiny, with some calling for him to resign or drop out of his reelection race. According to CBS News, President Trump and other officials hope Miller will exit the congressional race immediately.
Miller's ex-wife, Emily Moreno, is the daughter of Republican Ohio Sen. Bernie Moreno. The Associated Press reports that Trump spoke with Miller on Monday, advising that his candidacy "doesn't look good." Wednesday is the deadline for Miller to withdraw from his reelection campaign if he chooses to step down.
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- Rep. Max Miller doubles down against allegations of domestic violence and drug abuse cbsnews.com
- 'I'm not done!' Jake Tapper presses Max Miller over abuse claims thehill.com
