They once condemned bad behavior in the House — now, it's 'not my business'
Edwards left his reelection campaign after a report described alleged inappropriate conduct toward two female staffers.
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Reports of alleged misconduct by Reps. Chuck Edwards and Max Miller have drawn less public condemnation from lawmakers than earlier House misconduct cases. Edwards withdrew from his reelection campaign, while Miller denies allegations by his ex-wife; Speaker Mike Johnson said domestic events involving members were not his business.
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