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Max Miller Continues to Resist Pressure to Drop Out as Deadline Looms
The New York Times • • nation
Key Points:
- Representative Max Miller of Ohio, accused of physically abusing his ex-wife and daughter, is resisting pressure to drop his re-election bid despite calls from prominent Republicans to withdraw.
- Miller plans to loan his campaign $1 million, signaling his intent to continue his campaign amid mounting controversy.
- Senator Jon Husted and other Ohio GOP leaders have publicly urged Miller to step aside, with the deadline for replacing him on the ballot approaching rapidly.
- The push to remove Miller intensified following a contentious custody battle that gained national attention and has caused alarm within the Republican Party.
- Miller's media appearances, including a troubled interview on CNN, have raised further concerns among GOP officials about his candidacy.
