House Democrats are privately discussing whether to force a vote to expel Representative Max Miller, a Republican from Ohio, from Congress. The potential expulsion effort is being weighed in response to domestic abuse allegations against Miller, which he denies.
While forcible ouster of a House member is a rare occurrence, historical precedent indicates that the mere threat of such an expulsion has previously been sufficient to precipitate significant political outcomes within the chamber.
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