A Republican organiztion is calling for the resignations of congressional lawmakers from their own party – including Alabama’s Mo Brooks.

The Republican Accountability Project (RAP) has launched a $1 million billboard campaign calling for the resignations of Brooks and others because it says it is angry over the direction of the GOP in the aftermath of false claims the presidential election was stolen and the Capitol riot,

“The balance has turned against the responsible, reasonable wing of the Republican Party. Most Republicans in Congress abetted the insurrection on January 6 and ignored, excused, or even participated in the dog whistles to QAnon and other dangerous conspiracy theories,” the group’s website states. “Most Republicans went along with the trend because it was politically safe, but a few of them drove the trend. They actively invented and disseminated lies, misinformation, and conspiracy theories to rile up their base and advance their own careers at the expense of the country and the Constitution.”

The billboards target Brooks, Sens. Ted Cruz of Texas and Josh Hawley of Missouri and Reps. Devin Nunes and Kevin McCarthy of California, Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, Madison Cawthorn and Dan Bishop of North Carolina, Jim Jordan of Ohio, Matt Gaetz of Florida, Louie Gohmert of Texas and Elise Stefanik of New York.

“They have made it clear that they can never be trusted with power. To ensure that as few of them as possible return to Congress in 2022, we will recruit and support primary candidates against them through our political action committee where strategically viable.”

Brooks went on Twitter to issue his response to the billboard campaign:

“I PROUDLY stand with Senators Cruz & Hawley; Jim Jordan, Louie Gohmert &130+ Congressmen fighting for honest elections,” Brooks said in the tweet. “Leadership = attacks by voter fraud profiters. Read Jimmy Carter/James Baker 2005 election theft report for truth & warning.”

I PROUDLY stand with Senators Cruz & Hawley; Jim Jordan, Louie Gohmert & 130+ Congressmen fighting for honest elections.

Leadership = attacks by voter fraud profiters.

Read Jimmy Carter/James Baker 2005 election theft report for truth & warning.https://t.co/B7Vqp5U5bU

— Mo Brooks (@RepMoBrooks) January 29, 2021