"People are pissed": House Democrats mull whether to push Max Miller expulsion
Summary
House Democrats are discussing whether to force a vote to expel Republican Rep. Max Miller of Ohio over allegations of domestic abuse, which he denies. Some Democrats want a full investigation or for Miller to resign, while Republicans and Democratic leaders stress the need for due process and focus on winning the upcoming election.Key Facts
- Rep. Max Miller faces domestic abuse allegations from his ex-wife and daughter, which he denies.
- Democrats are privately considering whether to push for Miller’s expulsion from Congress.
- Some Democrats call for a full Ethics Committee investigation and say Miller should resign if guilty.
- Miller’s ex-father-in-law, Senator Bernie Moreno, publicly called Miller a danger to the family.
- Previous lawmakers resigned this year rather than face expulsion over misconduct allegations.
- Democratic leaders say their main goal is to defeat Miller in the November election, not immediate expulsion.
- Republicans, including House Speaker Mike Johnson, emphasize following an investigation process and due process rights.
- No formal action against Miller is expected before the House returns from recess in September.
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