A senator calls on U.S. Rep. Max Miller to quit his congressional seat following abuse allegations made by his ex-wife. Reports say the senator describes the former son-in-law as “dangerous,” and states the decision is driven by concerns for his granddaughter’s safety. The allegations concern claims that Miller threatened his ex-wife with a gun and injured their daughter. Multiple outlets note that Miller denies the allegations. The senator’s demand focuses on whether Miller should remain in office while the claims are being contested, rather than on the underlying evidence. The reporting also frames the senator’s intervention as personal, connected to the family member he says is at risk. As of now, the accounts include Miller’s denial and the accuser’s claims, but do not specify any outcome of criminal investigations, lawsuits, or formal findings in the coverage provided. The dispute therefore remains centered on the competing allegations and denials, alongside the senator’s public call for Miller to step down.