‘I’m not done!’ Jake Tapper presses Max Miller over abuse claims 

Ohio Republican Congressman Max Miller is facing an avalanche of accusations from multiple women, including his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham. Miller denies every single allegation. No criminal charges have been filed, and he has now asked the House Ethics Committee to investigate him, saying he has “absolutely nothing to hide.”

He’s also making one thing crystal clear: he doesn’t plan on going anywhere.  

In an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper, Miller rejected calls to resign and compared his political future to that of President Trump. That comparison says as much about today’s Republican Party as it does about Miller himself. Take a look.  

Tapper: There are now three women, three women who have accused you of violent behavior. Politico published an article in 2021 that said you when you were in high school, you “pushed a girl out of the dorm of his room and she fell down some stairs after he became enraged when she resisted his attempts to touch her, according to three people who were there and many more who heard about the incident in the aftermath.” Now, you deny that. But the woman in question told Mother Jones reporter Abby Vesoulis just days ago that it happened and that it was “one of the more traumatic nights of her life.” 

Miller: Well, I would love for that individual to go on the record because that — 

Tapper: OK, hold, hold on, because I’m not done with the list of women that have accused you of violence. Then there is White House press secretary — 

Miller: I was 13 years old.  

Tapper: OK, you were young. Then there’s former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham, who is your ex-girlfriend. She accused you of being abusive and having a violent streak. She wrote in her book, “I could do nothing right by him. I would wake........

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