Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) stated on Tuesday that the controversy involving Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) should be addressed by the House and Ohio voters. Thune described the situation as 'a very sad and unfortunate case' and referred to it as 'a family matter,' adding that he has no further observations on the issue.
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Senate Majority Leader Thune Comments on Rep. Max Miller Controversy
Senate Majority Leader John Thune commented on the controversy surrounding Rep. Max Miller, stating it is a matter for the House and Ohio voters. He described the situation as unfortunate and a family matter, indicating he has no additional comments.
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Thune on Max Miller allegations: ‘It’s a House matter. It’s a family issue too’
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