Scoop: Trump tells Max Miller his candidacy is in trouble
Summary
President Donald Trump called Representative Max Miller and expressed concern about Miller’s political future amid reports of alleged abuse against his ex-wife and child. Miller denies the allegations and says he will continue his campaign for reelection in Ohio’s 7th district this fall.Key Facts
- President Trump spoke privately with Max Miller on Monday.
- Trump told Miller that his chances for reelection are "not looking good."
- Max Miller denies the reports that he assaulted his ex-wife and child.
- Miller said his own polls show he is doing well in the race.
- Trump has publicly avoided criticizing Miller or asking him to quit.
- Max Miller was elected in 2022 and was endorsed by President Trump.
- Miller and his ex-wife separated in 2024 before divorcing.
- Both the White House and Miller’s representatives declined to comment on the call.
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