Max Miller Restraining Ordersince Jul 31

Moreno Calls On Miller To Resign

Sen. Bernie Moreno urges Rep. Max Miller to leave Congress amid abuse allegations.

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Summary

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Sen. Bernie Moreno said Sunday that his former son-in-law, Rep. Max Miller, “should not serve in the House of Representatives” and needs “serious psychological help” after Moreno’s daughter, Emily Moreno, accused Miller of domestic and child abuse. Emily Moreno, who divorced Miller in 2024, has accused him of throwing hot water on her, holding a gun to her head and being responsible for their young daughter’s fractured collarbone while in his care. Miller denied the allegations in an X livestream and said he will continue his reelection campaign.

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Coverage Angles

Unfit for officeLeans Left

Max Miller should not serve in Congress or continue as a candidate while facing credible abuse allegations. The allegations are serious enough to make him unfit for office and justify resignation, removal, or withdrawal from the race.

Defense backfiredLeans Left

Miller’s public denial and self-defense are not persuasive and have made the situation worse. His livestream and other efforts to defend himself come across as disturbing, unacceptable, and unworthy of belief.