Sen. Bernie Moreno has launched a scathing attack on his ex-son-in-law, Rep.
Max Miller, accusing the congressman of putting the family through the "seventh level of hell" amid a bitter divorce and custody battle with Moreno's daughter, Emily.
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The feud went public on Sunday when Miller released a video denying Emily's abuse allegations and claiming she has "significant mental health challenges."
Moreno responded with a blistering statement, calling Miller "a danger" to Emily and saying he should not serve in Congress.
Moreno doubled down on Tuesday when approached on Capitol Hill, dismissing Miller's remarks as the "ramblings of madmen."
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The Ohio senator insists politics has nothing to do with his attack, saying Emily lives in constant fear of Miller and that the past two years have been "brutal beyond comprehension" for the entire family.
He also criticized Miller for posting naked photos of his 2-year-old daughter online on Sunday, calling it "grotesque" and suggesting everyone who electronically transmitted the images should go to jail.
Miller's lawyer said the photos were shared accidentally.
Moreno further claimed that Miller recently refused to return the toddler's beloved blue bunny after a custody exchange, leaving the little girl crying at night for two days without the stuffed animal she sleeps with.
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Miller responded on Tuesday on X, announcing he will ask the House Ethics Committee to investigate him, saying he has "absolutely nothing to hide" and plans to turn over documents he believes will clear his name.
Miller adamantly denies all claims of abuse.
Emily and Miller have been locked in a bitter custody fight, with Emily accusing the congressman of getting physical with her and endangering their daughter.
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Moreno said he had stayed quiet at his daughter's request to keep the dispute private, but those days are clearly over.
