Rep. Miller Votes to Prevent "Coalition Government" with Democrats

WASHINGTON- Congresswoman Mary Miller (R-IL) released the following statement on her vote to prevent a "coalition government" with Democrats:

"I agree with President Trump that right now, we should be focused on stopping the radical Democrats," Miller said.

"I voted against Kevin McCarthy 15 times in January, but no one else has stepped forward to run for Speaker and I will NOT surrender the majority to a "coalition government" with the Democrats through a power-sharing agreement with extreme liberals Nancy Pelosi and Hakeem Jeffries.

"Any "coalition" with Democrats to defeat McCarthy would end the Biden impeachment inquiry and any hope of reforming the politicized DOJ that is targeting President Trump.

"We cannot risk Pelosi having any power in a Republican Majority while we are in the middle of budget negotiations and an impeachment inquiry into Biden!"