“They basically told us to back off,” said one Ohio Republican reportedly involved in the conversations
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The White House helped squash public calls for GOP Rep. Max Miller to abandon his reelection bid in Ohio amid domestic and child abuse allegations, according to a new report
“They basically told us to back off and let the voters decide,” one Ohio Republican involved in the conversations said, per Politico
Miller, the former son-in-law of Republican Ohio Sen. Bernie Moreno, ultimately declined to drop out of the race before the state’s deadline to replace him on the ballot, turning his solidly Republican seat into a battleground…
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