During a recent appearance on CNN, conservative commentator Scott Jennings addressed the ongoing controversy surrounding Rep. Max Miller. The discussion, moderated by CNN’s John Berman, focused on the relative silence from Republican leadership regarding allegations of domestic violence leveled against the Ohio congressman.

Jennings stated that it “might be time” for former President Donald Trump to weigh in on the matter. The conversation highlighted a notable lack of consensus within the GOP; while Senator Katie Britt (R-Ala.) has publicly called for Miller’s resignation, most other Republican lawmakers have remained largely quiet on the issue. The Hill reports that the lack of widespread condemnation from within the party has become a point of focus for media observers, particularly as the allegations against Miller continue to draw scrutiny.

While the report notes the specific call for Trump’s intervention, it does not detail the specific nature of the allegations or provide a response from Rep. Miller’s office. The coverage centers primarily on the political optics of the situation and the perceived necessity for party leadership to take a definitive stance. The Hill’s report frames the issue as a test of party discipline and leadership, noting that the silence from other GOP members stands in contrast to the position taken by Senator Britt.