The White House pressured Ohio Republicans to push Rep. Max Miller out of his reelection bid — then backed off when he refused to step aside, according to WJLA reporting on a Politico scoop. The same permanent political class that lectures Americans about protecting
White House Pressured Max Miller to Drop Out — Then Backed Down
The D.C. machine that lectures about 'democracy' keeps rigging primaries from the inside.
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