Trump raises concerns in call with Rep. Max Miller amid abuse allegations
Summary
President Donald Trump spoke with Rep. Max Miller about concerns related to allegations that Miller abused his ex-wife and their child. Miller denies the allegations and plans to stay in the race for reelection, saying internal polls show he is winning despite the accusations.Key Facts
- President Trump called Rep. Max Miller to discuss worries about Miller’s reelection campaign after abuse allegations.
- Miller denies the claims and says he will not quit the race.
- The allegations include physical abuse toward Miller’s ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and their 2-year-old daughter.
- Emily Moreno has asked the court for a restraining order against Miller.
- Miller and Moreno have mutual restraining orders and are involved in a custody dispute.
- Miller claims the allegations are false and politically motivated.
- Investigators found no evidence to support one abuse claim made in February.
- Senator Bernie Moreno, Emily’s father, says Miller should not serve in Congress and calls for him to get psychological help.
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