US congressman refuses to drop reelection bid over ex-wife's abuse claims
Summary
Ohio Congressman Max Miller denies abuse allegations made by his ex-wife and her father, a U.S. senator. Despite these claims and doubts expressed by President Donald Trump about his reelection chances, Miller says he will continue his campaign for a third term in Congress.Key Facts
- Max Miller is a Republican Congressman from Ohio seeking his third term in the U.S. House of Representatives.
- His ex-wife, Emily Moreno, accuses him of physical abuse and harming their child, supported by court and police documents.
- Miller denies all abuse and drug use allegations, calling them baseless.
- President Donald Trump expressed doubts publicly about Miller’s ability to win in the upcoming election.
- Miller worked as a White House aide before becoming a Congressman.
- Miller told CNN he will not drop out of the race and aims to continue serving as a legislator.
- The allegations have caused public and political controversy as the election approaches.
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