Sen. Moreno says ex-son-in-law Max Miller shouldn't serve in Congress
Summary
Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio, the former father-in-law of Representative Max Miller, said Miller should not serve in Congress because of abuse allegations. Miller denies all claims and plans to run for reelection despite ongoing legal disputes involving his ex-wife and child custody.Key Facts
- Senator Bernie Moreno said Max Miller fails basic character standards and should not be in the House of Representatives.
- Max Miller’s ex-wife, Emily Moreno, has accused him of physical and verbal abuse in court filings.
- Allegations include Miller throwing her against a wall, injuring their daughter, throwing hot water, and pointing a gun at her.
- Miller denies all allegations and says he has joint custody of their daughter.
- Miller released a letter from investigators who found the February abuse allegations unsubstantiated.
- Emily Moreno’s lawyer says there is strong evidence of Miller’s violent behavior and expects justice in court.
- Moreno and Miller have restraining orders against each other amid a custody fight.
- Senator Moreno called Miller’s behavior dangerous and said he needs professional psychological help.
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