An Ohio voter had a straightforward message for President Donald Trump amid the ongoing controversy surrounding Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio).

Rich Beeby, a resident of Strongsville, Ohio, and a self-proclaimed registered Republican, told NBC News’ Jon Allen on Tuesday that he’s not happy with the direction the GOP has been taking lately.

“Hopefully it finds its way,” Beeby said.

“If you could say something to President Trump right now, what would you say?” Allen asked.

“Resign,” Beeby said. “You’re destroying the country.”

Allen also said that Beeby told him he would not be voting for Miller in the upcoming midterm elections.

Another Ohio voter who spoke with Allen said that despite voting for Miller in the past, the recent accusations of domestic violence and family abuse have made her reconsider her support.

“I don’t think I will,” Katie Heinz said when asked if she’d vote for Miller again. “Again, it’s kinda back to, there’s too much intermingling of exterior items that are affecting day-to-day. So like, what he’s got going on in his personal world, unfortunately, is gonna roll over into his day-to-day, and we need to get things done.”

The embattled congressman has been accused by his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, of a pattern of emotional and physical abuse towards her and their 2-year-old daughter, leading to growing calls for his resignation.

Earlier this month, the House Ethics Committee opened an investigation into the allegations against Miller.

Last week, Moreno, the daughter of Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-Ohio), filed a lawsuit against the congressman for allegedly publishing an explicit photo of the couple’s daughter.

Miller has repeatedly denied the allegations against him.

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