Republican Rep. Max Miller of Ohio has been accused of horrifying acts of violence by multiple former partners. Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham, who served during Donald Trump’s first term as president, accused Miller of domestic violence in 2021, with Politico reporting at the time that Miller allegedly pushed her and slapped her in the face. You’d hope, after all of these credible allegations of domestic violence, that Miller’s Republican colleagues in the House would push for him to resign. Two members of your conference -- Max Miller and Cory Mills -- face domestic violence allegations. However, the domestic violence allegations against Miller make him uniquely vulnerable in a year like 2026, when Republicans are facing political headwinds due to Trump’s unpopularity and Americans’ anger and frustration with the GOP’s refusal to lower the cost of living.