Two women, two sets of allegations, one congressman

Stephanie Grisham seeks restraining order against Rep. Max Miller as abuse allegations mount

Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham has filed a restraining order against Rep. Max Miller, adding another legal front to a sprawling domestic abuse saga that now threatens the Ohio Republican's political future.

Grisham, who briefly dated Miller during the first Trump administration, filed the order in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, accusing the congressman of breaching a 2023 settlement agreement that included a nondisclosure provision barring disparaging public comments.

The filing follows Miller's decision to post on X on May 7, publicly claiming Grisham had fabricated her abuse allegations against him, a move her attorneys say destroyed the "contractual benefit of peace and finality" the settlement was designed to protect.

The restraining order is the latest in a widening circle of legal and personal crises surrounding Miller. His ex-wife, Emily Moreno, the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio), has separately alleged in court filings and police reports that Miller shoved her, dumped scalding water on her that left burn marks, and held a gun to her head. She is now seeking full custody of their two-year-old daughter.

Grisham first raised abuse claims in her 2021 memoir, "I'll Take Your Questions Now," writing that an ex-boyfriend, later identified as Miller, had physically abused her during their relationship. Politico reported at the time that Miller pushed Grisham against a wall and slapped her.

Miller denied the allegations and filed a defamation lawsuit against her in Cuyahoga County, claiming she acted with "actual malice" to harm him, retaliate against the Trump administration, and boost book sales. A judge denied Miller's request for an immediate restraining order in that case.

Emily Moreno, Senator Bernie Moreno's daughter, is now the second woman to accuse Miller of domestic violence, and she has sought her own restraining order against him. Miller was married to Moreno’s daughter, Emily Moreno, from 2022 until their divorce was finalized in 2025.

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Moreno Puts Fauci Back in the Hot Seat

Fauci Repeatedly Invoked the Fifth Amendment

Sen. Bernie Moreno of Ohio is not letting Dr. Anthony Fauci quietly walk away from the COVID-era questions that still hang over Washington like a bad smell in a sealed room.

According to the report, Moreno delivered a pointed response about Fauci reportedly pleading the Fifth during testimony. That matters because Fauci was not some back-office staffer nobody had ever heard of. He was one of the most visible public health officials in America during the pandemic, and his advice helped shape school closures, business restrictions, masking rules, vaccine pressure, and the daily lives of millions of families.

When a public figure with that much power refuses to answer certain questions under oath, Americans are allowed to notice. The Fifth Amendment Is a Right, Not a Magic Eraser.

In the Fauci case, he refused to answer one question in the three hour Senate hearing. To be clear, the Fifth Amendment is part of the Constitution, and every American has the right to avoid self-incrimination. Conservatives should defend that right even when the person using it is someone they do not trust.

Moreno cited a 2020 incident in Ohio where a mother was tased and arrested at a middle school football game for violating a face mask policy. Moreno stated that this exact event inspired him to run for office, before asking Fauci: "Who the f** do you think you were for doing that?"

But there is also a political and public accountability side to this. If a former top government official repeatedly invokes the Fifth during questioning, voters do not have to pretend it is just another boring legal footnote. The same crowd that told Americans to “follow the science” now seems far less eager to follow the questions.

Funny how that works.

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Senator Bernie Moreno understands Policy

Senator Bernie Moreno (Ohio) TELLS OFF smirking Kaitlan Collins

when she tries blaming Republicans for the Healthcare crisis

I have never seen Kaitlin Collins smile, not once.

Democrats wrote a loophole to let the wealthy lease a Rolls-Royce with taxpayer money

A top Republican exposed one terrible giveaway to Hollywood that left Joe Biden squirming

Joe Biden spent billions trying to take care of his donors and political allies.

Biden stole from seniors to help out some of the wealthiest people in the country.

And a top Republican exposed one terrible giveaway to Hollywood that left Joe Biden squirming. U.S. Senator Bernie Moreno (R-OH) owned car dealerships in the Cleveland area before he was elected last year.

Former President Joe Biden made boosting the struggling electric vehicle industry one of his top political priorities. The price of the 2025 Rolls-Royce Spectre starts at $422,750.

His Inflation Reduction Act stole money from Medicare to help fund a $7,500 tax credit to buy or lease electric vehicles.

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