Senator Bernie Moreno was asked about Representative Max Miller's candidacy for Ohio's seventh congressional district following allegations of domestic abuse made by his daughter, Emily Moreno. Emily has accused Miller of various forms of abuse, including throwing hot water at her and fracturing their daughter's collarbone. When questioned about whether Miller should remain on the ballot, Moreno stated, "I don’t know." A spokesperson for Moreno later commented that they would not address the allegations, labeling them as baseless attacks. Miller, who has been endorsed by former President Donald Trump, has countered the allegations by suing Emily for defamation. He has also faced similar accusations from a previous girlfriend, which he denies. Miller's history of alleged violent incidents has been documented over the years, including charges from 2007 related to assault and resisting arrest.
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Bernie Moreno Responds to Questions About Max Miller's Candidacy Amid Abuse Allegations
Senator Bernie Moreno expressed uncertainty regarding Representative Max Miller's continuation in the Ohio congressional race after domestic abuse allegations surfaced from his daughter. Miller, who has been endorsed by former President Trump, has denied the allegations and is suing for defamation. His history of alleged violent incidents has raised concerns.
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Bernie Moreno Won’t Say if Max Miller Should Leave Ohio Race After Abuse Claims
Bernie Moreno Responds to Questions About Max Miller's Candidacy Amid Abuse Allegations