Sen. Bernie Moreno calls for ex-son-in-law to quit Congress and get ‘psychological help’
- Sen. Bernie Moreno publicly called for Rep. Max Miller’s resignation and mental health treatment, stating Miller is a danger to his daughter and granddaughter.
- Miller, a Republican, denied claims from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, that he threatened her with a gun, injured their daughter, and engaged in other abusive behaviors.
- Miller is suing his ex-wife and her attorney for defamation, asserting that all allegations against him have been previously investigated and unsubstantiated.
- Emily Moreno’s spokesperson countered Miller’s denial, calling it a “lie-filled rant” and asserting there is a “documented trove of evidence” of his violent behavior.
- The controversy has sparked an intra-party dispute within the Republican Party, raising concerns about Miller’s re-election chances and the GOP’s broader electoral prospects in Ohio.
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