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House GOP chair says Max Miller remains party nominee despite abuse allegations

From CBS News · () English

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  • House GOP Conference Chair Lisa McClain said Max Miller remains the Republican nominee for his Ohio seat despite abuse allegations.
  • McClain said she wished the allegations were untrue, while several prominent Republicans have declined to support Miller’s reelection bid.

Lisa McClain, the House Republican Conference chair, said Ohio Rep. Max Miller is still the party’s nominee despite abuse allegations surrounding him.

“I wish” the allegations “aren’t true,” McClain told CBS News’ “Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan.” But, she added, “he’s our nominee right now.”

I wish

· Lisa McClainMcClain said she wished the abuse allegations against Max Miller were not true.

Miller is seeking reelection this fall. Several prominent Republicans, however, have declined to support him.

he’s our nominee right now

· Lisa McClainMcClain described Miller’s current status as the Republican nominee.
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