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Max Miller domestic abuse allegations
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U.S. Representative Max Miller, a Republican from Ohio’s 7th District, continues to face serious domestic‑abuse accusations from his ex‑wife, Emily Moreno, who is also the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno. Moreno’s July restraining‑order filing alleges that Miller placed a gun to her head, threw scalding hot water at her, and caused injuries to their two‑year‑old daughter—including a fractured collarbone and a bruised shoulder—after the child reportedly told her mother, “Daddy kill you.” Police reports document the alleged incidents, but no criminal charges have been filed and the state child‑services agency found no evidence of child abuse. Miller denies the claims and has sued Moreno for defamation. The restraining order was filed in Cuyahoga County and additionally alleges that Miller harassed and threatened Moreno’s attorney. The controversy has prompted Democratic lawmakers and former Rep. George Santos to call for an ethics investigation and for Miller’s resignation, echoing earlier pleas from former Rep. George Santos. while House Speaker Mike Johnson noted that GOP members with similar scandals have not been removed. The allegations threaten what was are now weighing on Miller’s reelection campaign, raising questions about the impact on a seat once considered a safe Republican seat for Republicans ahead of the 2026 midterms.
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