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

via The Hill·20h ago·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.

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

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