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A Republican organization aimed at holding GOP lawmakers accountable for spreading misinformation and the events of Jan. 6 is rolling out a new ad targeting five members of Congress on the anniversary of the Capitol attack.

The Republican Accountability Project, which also has worked to counter support for former President TrumpDonald TrumpRon Johnson to run for reelection: reports On the Money US reports meager job growth to finish 2021 Jan. 6 chair says panel will move this month to ask Pence to testify MORE, announced on Tuesday it would belaunching a six-figuread campaign targeting Republican lawmakers including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin McCarthyMcCaul tests positive for COVID-19 in latest congressional breakthrough Ex-McCarthy staffer: GOP leader's strategy dictated by 'most extreme' wings of party Pelosi leads moment of silence for Jan. 6 with no Republicans except Cheneys MORE (Calif.), Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellSchumer makes plea for voting bill, filibuster reform in rare Friday session Like it or not, all roads forward for Democrats go through Joe Manchin The Hill's 12:30 Report: Biden comes out swinging in 2022 MORE (Ky.), Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzOvernight Health Care Presented by AstraZeneca and Friends of Cancer Research Former advisers urge Biden to revise strategy Cruz: 'Mistake' to call Jan. 6 a 'terrorist attack' Cruz looks to overturn DC student vaccine mandate MORE (Texas), Sen. Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamEx-Trump official: Former president 'failed to meet the moment' on Jan. 6 Jan. 6 and the GOP's masterclass in the emptiness of words Lindsey Graham: Biden speech 'brazen politicization' of Jan. 6 MORE (S.C.) and Rep. Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John GallagherAnti-Trump group targeting top Republicans on Jan. 6 anniversary Congress zooms in on cybersecurity after banner year of attacks Human rights groups sound alarm over Interpol election MORE (Wis.).

The group's ad featured remarks from the aforementioned lawmakers in which they pinned the blame on Trump for the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol attack. These lawmakers have since sought to minimize what occurred that day or worked against efforts in Congress to investigate the attack.

"They told the truth then. Why won't they now?" the ad stated.

.@GOPLeader, @LeaderMcConnell, @tedcruz, @LindseyGrahamSC, @MikeforWI, this you?

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"Make no mistake: Trumps election lies lit the fuse for that attack on our democracy. And yet, many Republicans are still trying to memory hole the attack for political gain, Republican Accountability Project Director Olivia Troye said in a statement. "Its not enough just to reject lies and conspiracy theories about January 6. We must demand accountability for those who caused it and those who have tried to apologize for or excuse the attempt to overturn the 2020 election."

The ad will air nationally on Thursdayacross Fox News Channel, CNN and MSNBC. In theWest Palm Beach market, the ad will air during Fox's "Hannity" and "Tucker Carlson Tonight."

TheHouse select committee on Jan. 6 askedFox News host Sean HannitySean Patrick HannityJan. 6 and the GOP's masterclass in the emptiness of words Division reigns over Jan. 6 anniversary Anti-Trump group targeting top Republicans on Jan. 6 anniversary MORE on Tuesday to cooperate with its investigation after releasing text messages that suggested he was aware of plans to protest President BidenJoe BidenBiden addresses Coloradans after wildfires: 'Incredible courage and resolve' Ron Johnson to run for reelection: reports On the Money US reports meager job growth to finish 2021 MORE's electoral victory.

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