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Max Miller’s Team Threatened Stations If They Ran Challenger’s Ad. They Did Anyway — Bernie Moreno | ChamberLight
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Max Miller’s legal team warned stations not to air challenger Brian Poindexter’s ad featuring allegations against Miller, but Cleveland stations aired it. Miller’s campaign called the ad false; the article also describes the allegations and an ongoing House Ethics Committee investigation.
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People in this story 3 Representative whose legal team warned stations against airing an opponent’s ad, and who requested a House Ethics Committee investigation.
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Senator and Emily Moreno’s father, who accused Miller of not returning his daughter’s blue bunny.
Democratic House candidate whose campaign cosponsored the ad and who publicly tore up Miller’s letter.
Democratic House candidate whose campaign cosponsored the ad and who publicly tore up Miller’s letter.
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