Republicans Call for Max Miller To Quit As Deadline Looms
Summary
Several Republican lawmakers have expressed concern about Representative Max Miller following allegations from his ex-wife’s father, Senator Bernie Moreno, who said Miller should not continue serving in the House. Miller denies the accusations of abuse and has until Wednesday to withdraw from the ballot ahead of a primary for his congressional seat in Ohio.Key Facts
- Max Miller is a two-term congressman and former aide to President Donald Trump.
- Miller is involved in a legal dispute with his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and denies allegations of abuse.
- Senator Bernie Moreno, Emily’s father, publicly said Miller should not serve in Congress.
- Moreno described Miller’s behavior as "erratic and dangerous" and urged him to seek professional help.
- Miller said Moreno’s statements are politically motivated and untrue.
- Miller has until a Wednesday deadline to withdraw from the election ballot in Ohio.
- Some Republican senators, including Roger Marshall and Shelley Moore Capito, have voiced support for Moreno’s call or concern about the allegations.
- Other Republicans emphasize that elected officials should meet high standards, especially in cases of accusations involving abuse.
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