Sen. Moreno says Miller 'needs serious psychological help' and should not serve in Congress
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U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno of Ohio publicly criticized his former son-in-law, U.S. Representative Max Miller, stating on Sunday that Miller requires serious psychological help and should not be serving in Congress.
The unusual public rebuke by a sitting U.S. senator against a member of the House of Representatives from his own state highlights a sharp familial and political rift. Moreno's remarks directly question Miller's fitness for federal office.
At this time, the sources provide no further details regarding the specific events or catalysts that prompted Senator Moreno's public statements regarding Representative Miller.
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