Why Max Miller is staying in (for now)
Summary
Ohio Representative Max Miller is refusing to quit his position amid allegations of abuse involving his ex-wife and their child, which he denies. Despite growing calls for his resignation from fellow Republicans and officials, Miller says stepping down would be like admitting guilt, and he wants to fight the accusations while staying in office.Key Facts
- Max Miller faces allegations of abuse from his ex-wife involving their 2-year-old daughter, which he denies.
- He believes quitting would be admitting he is guilty.
- President Donald Trump has shown some support but privately doubts Miller's chances.
- Ohio Senator Bernie Moreno, Miller’s ex-father-in-law, and other Republicans have called for Miller to resign.
- House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that disciplinary action can't proceed until an Ethics Committee review is complete.
- Miller’s allies say there is no evidence of abuse and cite the presumption of innocence.
- Miller released documents claiming he was investigated but the abuse allegations were unfounded.
- The last day for Miller to withdraw from his reelection race is August 10, after which a replacement candidate can be named.
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