The president, who endorsed Mr. Miller in May, has yet to publicly withdraw his support, leaving other Republicans reluctant to do so themselves. They have also explored possible replacements should Mr. Miller exit the race, according to a person familiar with the conversations. Mr. Miller, though, has insisted in private and public that he can still win a third term, and angrily rejected any suggestion that he step aside. They had come to the conclusion that only Mr. Trump himself had a chance of changing Mr. Miller’s mind. The post Dismissing Trump’s Warning, Max Miller Won’t Step Aside Amid Abuse Claims appeared first on New York Times.