I recall the first vote I cast for a Republican; it was for Ronald Reagan. Back then, the Republican Party stood for family values. The new, rebuilt Republican Party led by Donald Trump is not the same party. Below is what one Republican who is presently running is accused of. All you bible thumpers should be ashamed to call yourselves Christians. If you think that you can lead a life of lies and expect Jesus to welcome you with open arms because you believe in him, you will be unpleasantly surprised to find the gates to heaven locked, and you barred from entering. There is no second chance; you can go and ponder that while the Devil plays with you, maybe torturing you for your sins.
One good deed does not negate a bad deed.
Do you feel lucky enough to gamble your soul for eternity?
The comments were a continuation of Moreno’s response to Miller’s public battle against his ex-wife. On Sunday, the congressman livestreamed remarks denying the allegations made by Moreno, and insisting that he would remain in his race for reelection, despite unfavorable polling. Miller also released a tranche of documents purporting to contain evidence of his innocence. These included an audio recording in which he indirectly corroborated Moreno’s claims that he doused her with hot water, as well as an inappropriate image of the couple’s young daughter.
Emily Moreno, who has not yet commented publicly on the matter, responded by having her attorneys file a request for a response from her ex-husband and his lawyers. “The first time Miller shared the folder, it contained private images of Miller and Ms. Moreno’s daughter and left her name unredacted. At least one of those images could be considered Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) because the daughter’s genitals appear to be visible,” the filing said. Moreno’s attorneys noted that the folder had been viewed over 204,000 times within less than 24 hours.
Miller’s lawyer has admitted to releasing the sensitive photos, calling it a “completely unintentional and a mistake.”
The Following is from Google AI
Republicans
Prominent Cases and Inquiries
- Rep. Max Miller (R-OH): Facing mounting calls for resignation over allegations of domestic and child abuse brought by his ex-wife and a former girlfriend. [1, 2, 3]
- Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-NC): Faced a House Ethics Committee investigation that recommended censure after concluding he fostered a hostile work environment and sexually harassed female staffers. [1, 2]
- Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL): Faced an ongoing probe and expulsion efforts by a congressional colleague regarding accusations of dating violence and blackmail from a former girlfriend, which he denies. [1]
- Former Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX): Faced an ethics probe regarding alleged inappropriate text messaging and misconduct toward a congressional office staffer before resigning from office. [1, 2]
- Donald Trump: Found liable in a civil suit in 2023 when a jury determined he had sexually abused writer E. Jean Carroll in the mid-1990s. [1]
- Past Cases: Other federal figures, such as former Representatives Madison Cawthorn, Matt Gaetz, and Tom Reed, faced various allegations of sexual misconduct or inappropriate behavior in recent years. [1]
Democrats
- Former Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA): Resigned from Congress and suspended his California gubernatorial campaign after four women accused him of sexual misconduct. The allegations included a former staffer accusing him of sexual assault, alongside separate allegations of sending explicit photos. Swalwell denied the assault claims but admitted to “mistakes in judgment.” [1, 2, 3, 4]
- Graham Platner (Maine Senate Candidate): Withdrew from the 2026 U.S. Senate race following a publicized accusation of sexual assault by a former partner. Leading Democrats, including Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and the Maine Democratic Party, pulled their endorsements, forcing him out of the race. [1, 2]
Notable Past Cases
- Former Sen. Al Franken (D-MN): Resigned from the U.S. Senate following a series of allegations regarding inappropriate touching and misconduct. [1]
- Former Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-MI): Resigned from office after multiple female staffers accused him of sexual harassment and inappropriate touching. [1]
- Former Rep. Ruben Kihuen (D-NV): Declined to run for reelection after a House Ethics Committee investigation concluded that he made unwanted sexual advances toward campaign aides and a staffer. [1, 2, 3]
- Former President Bill Clinton: Faced multiple accusations of sexual misconduct and assault spanning several decades, most notably leading to his 1998 impeachment related to his handling of an affair with a White House intern.
