Defiant Max Miller insists he’ll stay in the race, denies allegations of domestic violence and drug use
Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) on Tuesday forcefully denied allegations of domestic violence and addressed claims of illegal drug use in a defiant CNN interview, while making clear he has no intention of abandoning his bid for reelection despite mounting scrutiny. The interview on “The Lead with Jake Tapper” came shortly after the House Ethics Committee announced…
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Max Miller (R-Ohio) on Tuesday forcefully denied allegations of domestic violence and addressed claims of illegal drug use in a defiant CNN interview, while making clear he has no intention of abandoning his bid for reelection despite mounting scrutiny.
The interview on “The Lead with Jake Tapper” came shortly after the House Ethics Committee announced it is investigating allegations of domestic violence and abuse or illegal drug use by Miller.
Asked when he last used illegal drugs, Miller told CNN’s Jake Tapper, “I would have to say, the last time I had illegal drugs would have been, I don’t know, several years ago.
I mean I don’t have a time frame on it, but I don’t use illegal drugs.”
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