Max Miller Denies Domestic Abuse Allegations from Ex-Wife Emily Moreno During Reelection Campaign
Ohio Congressman Max Miller is defending his reputation against multiple allegations of domestic abuse made by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno. During their marriage, Moreno alleged that Miller physically assaulted her, including incidents where he reportedly threw her against a wall, held a gun to her head, and threw hot water on her. She also claimed that their young daughter suffered physical injuries while in Miller's care, such as a mid-right clavicle fracture. Miller, a former aide to President Trump, denies all accusations, labeling them as a "repeated pattern" of false claims intended to ruin his reputation. He argues that his ex-wife is mentally unwell and has provided video and text evidence to counter her claims. While some Democrats have called for an ethics investigation, Miller maintains that the court has granted him joint custody of their daughter, which he argues proves the lack of credibility of the accusations. The congressman continues to run for a third term in a Ohio's 7th District, where he faces a Democratic challenger in the upcoming November election.