Did this GOP congressman threaten to out a GOP senator? - LGBTQ Nation (www.lgbtqnation.com)

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Signorile, referred to below is the journalist, Michelangelo Signorile, who has been following this dramatic case.

The bold emphasis below is mine.

Signorile noted that Moreno’s “cowardly” lack of public support for his own daughter’s claims might be to avoid hurting Miller’s re-election chances, especially as recent polling has seen Miller’s district trend from Republican-leaning to Democratic since the president’s 2024 re-election.

However, Signorile then pointed out that court filings related to Miller’s ex-wife seeking of a restraining order against him included a text message threat that Miller made to Bernie Moreno.

“I’m sick of this, you know I never hurt our daughter. Take this however you want, everyone is going to get to know you better than your wife does,” Miller wrote to Bernie Moreno in the text. “Enjoy the ride brother, I wouldn’t have to do this if you could keep your lying daughter under control.”

The article goes on to describe Republican Senator Bernie Moreno's gay sex profile, despite the senator's MAGA stance against LGBTQ, and the attempt by a purported "former intern" to provide cover for the senator.

The vindictiveness and hypocrisy demonstrated by the subjects of this article is incredible.

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