Max Miller Under Ethics Review Following Abuse Allegations

The allegations, brought forward by Emily Moreno, include claims that Miller burned her with boiling water and physically abused both her and their toddler daughter. Miller has vehemently denied these accounts, labeling them false in public statements and on social media. Despite the intensity of the accusations, he maintains he will remain in the race, insisting he has nothing to hide from the House Committee on Ethics.

Political pressure is mounting within the Republican party. Senator Bernie Moreno, Emily’s father and a fellow Ohio Republican, publicly labeled Miller a danger to his family and argued he is unfit for congressional service. The situation has drawn the attention of Donald Trump, who described the circumstances as a sad matter for the families involved. Trump, who previously employed Miller as a senior White House aide, reportedly questioned the congressman’s ability to win his upcoming election during a private conversation on Monday. With Republicans holding a slim four-seat majority in the House, the scandal risks turning a traditionally safe district into a competitive battleground for Democrats this November.