Republican Senator Bernie Moreno publicly calls on Representative Max Miller to resign from his U.S. House seat, citing domestic abuse allegations involving Miller’s former wife and daughter. Bloomberg reports that Moreno—Miller’s ex-son-in-law—raises the issue as “swirling allegations” of physical violence come to public attention. Fox News similarly says Moreno urges Miller to step down and adds that he should seek “serious psychological help,” framing his remarks around the same claims of abusive behavior. Al Jazeera also describes Moreno breaking his silence on the allegations and reiterating his demand for Miller’s resignation from Congress.
Across the outlets, the central points are that Moreno makes the call while the allegations remain under dispute and that he connects his comments directly to Miller’s familial relationships. None of the provided sources detail a specific legal outcome or charges tied to the allegations, but they consistently characterize the matter as domestic abuse or physical violence allegations involving Miller’s former family members.
