GOP Rep. Max Miller requests ethics probe of himself as he denies allegations of domestic abuse from his ex-wife
- Rep. Max Miller requested a House Ethics Committee investigation into domestic abuse allegations made by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, which he denies and calls defamatory.
- Emily Moreno accused Miller of physical abuse and threatening behavior; these allegations are disputed by Miller.
- Sen. Bernie Moreno, Emily Moreno's father, publicly condemned Miller, calling him unfit for office and a danger to his family.
- Despite private advice from President Donald Trump to step down, Miller insists he will remain in the election and claims to have evidence proving his innocence.
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Miller denies the charges and provided documents to prove his innocence. Trump admits that the race for Congressman's re-election will be "hard"
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Miller vows to fight Moreno’s abuse allegations
(The Center Square) – A Northeast Ohio Republican congressman continues standing firm amid calls for his resignation over allegations he abused his ex-wife and a former girlfriend.
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