Max Miller, Republican accused of abuse, won't drop out, spokesperson says

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The story attributes Miller’s decision to his spokesperson, includes his denial of the abuse allegations, and provides responses from Trump and Husted. It offers limited detail on the basis for the allegations and little direct sourcing beyond the spokesperson and a local party chair.

The article presents the allegations, Miller’s denial, and concerns from Republican officials about his candidacy. It gives limited detail on the evidence underlying the allegations and does not include direct comments from his ex-wife or a broader range of perspectives.

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The article reports Miller’s decision and the competing political reactions in largely neutral language. It includes both the allegations and Miller’s denial without overtly endorsing either side.

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• ▸Source selection — The story includes Miller’s denial and comments from Republican figures urging him to reconsider or resign.
• ▸Framing — The focus is Miller’s decision to stay in the race and its electoral implications.