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Representative Max Miller Denies Domestic Abuse Claims as Lawmakers and Trump React

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Representative Max Miller of Ohio strongly denied domestic abuse allegations brought against him concerning his ex-wife Emily Moreno and their two-year-old daughter. Republican Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio, Miller's former father-in-law, publicly stated that Miller should resign from office and no longer serve in Congress. President Donald Trump spoke with Miller directly to express concerns about the impact on his re-election campaign, though Trump refrained from formally requesting Miller's resignation. Miller affirmed his intention to remain in office and continue his congressional campaign.

Why this is news

Ohio Representative Max Miller faced public allegations of physically assaulting his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, and their 2-year-old daughter, prompting responses from political figures.

Developments timeline

  1. The House Ethics Committee opened a formal investigation into Representative Max Miller regarding allegations of domestic abuse and illegal drug use.

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