The Culture
Ongoing Story — 91 related articles

A Senate Republican Says Max Miller "Shouldn't Be in Office" as a Comeback Bid Looms

via The Hill·Aug 4·5 sources

A Senate Republican said openly that Rep. Max Miller "shouldn't be in office" following abuse allegations, breaking a party reticence that had held for weeks. President Trump reportedly told Miller that winning re-election after the allegations would be "tough." Former Rep. Jim Renacci is weighing a comeback bid for the seat if Miller steps aside, a sign the party is already planning for his exit.

Read Full Story at The Hill

Coverage from 5 outlets

The Guardian

House committee launches investigation into Republican lawmaker amid domestic abuse allegations – live

MSNBC

Embattled GOP Rep. Max Miller requests an Ethics investigation into himself

Washington Examiner

Trump told Max Miller winning after abuse allegations would be ‘tough’

Reuters

Scoop: Ex-GOP Rep. Jim Renacci mulls House comeback bid if Max Miller drops out - Axios

Elections

Related Stories

Rep. Max Miller Says the House GOP's Slim Majority Could Keep Him From Court

Washington Examiner·21h ago

Abolishing ICE Moves Closer to Becoming Formal Democratic Party Policy

Washington Times·22h ago

The DNC Closes Ranks Around Ken Martin as Israel and ICE Divide the Party

Washington Examiner·23h ago

Sen. Ed Markey Campaigned Against Primary Super PACs. Now One Is Boosting Him

Washington Examiner·yesterday
DiscussSoon
← Front Page