Trump Warns Max Miller of Poor Reelection Prospects

President Donald Trump privately warned Representative Max Miller that his reelection prospects are poor during a phone call on Monday. The conversation followed domestic violence accusations against Miller, including claims from his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, that he used a firearm to threaten her and caused physical injuries to her and their daughter.

While Trump publicly described Miller as a "good person," sources indicate he expressed skepticism about Miller's electoral viability. Miller has denied the allegations and told Trump he intends to remain in the race. To allow for a special election replacement on the ballot, Miller would need to withdraw by Wednesday.

Miller faces Democrat Brian Poindexter in the general election. Senator Bernie Moreno has called for Miller to drop out, and several other Republican senators have urged his resignation.