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Capitol agenda: Why Miller’s Ethics probe may be a bust
Rep. Max Miller remains on the ballot despite domestic abuse allegations, while an ethics probe is highly unlikely to conclude before the committee’s pre-election 60-day blackout period. This situation contrasts with Rep. Chuck Edwards, who dropped out after the House Ethics panel found him engaged in “persistent unprofessional and inappropriate conduct.” The delay benefits Miller and Speaker Mike Johnson amidst a competitive political climate.
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