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Max Miller Shrugs Off Trump’s Warning and Pushes Ahead in Ohio
The New York Times • • nation
Key Points:
- President Trump warned Representative Max Miller that domestic abuse allegations could jeopardize his re-election chances but did not ask him to drop out of the race.
- Despite the warning, Miller made it clear he intends to remain in the race, and Trump has not publicly withdrawn his endorsement.
- Republican officials are struggling to manage the situation as they seek to protect a vulnerable House seat ahead of the midterm elections.
- Ohio law sets tight deadlines for Miller to withdraw or resign to allow the party to select a replacement candidate, complicating the GOP’s efforts.
- The controversy has escalated from a family dispute into a broader political crisis, forcing Republican leaders to make difficult decisions.
