A Republican group of critics of President Donald Trump launched a brand-new video on Sunday knocking his fans’ use of the Confederate flag.

“The men who followed this flag 150 years ago knew what it meant,” a voiceover in the area from the Lincoln Project states. “Treason against their country. Death of the United States.”

Yet the flag keeps showing up at Trump occasions.

The advertisement likewise highlights Trump’s 2017 remarks that there were “very fine people” on both sides of the violent demonstrations in Charlottesville, Virginia arranged by white supremacists, neo-Nazis and others on the far.

“What does it say that they’re all in for Trump?” the voice in the advertisement asks:

The Lincoln Project will invest $500,000 running the advertisement in the battlefield states of Florida, Wisconsin and Michigan and in the country’s capital, CNN reported.

A various video by the group set Trump off last month. That area, entitled “Mourning in America,” declared Trump’s failures to handle the coronavirus pandemic had actually left the country “weaker and sicker and poorer.”

After it aired, Trump consistently assaulted the organization’s creators, consisting of conservative lawyer George Conway, spouse of therapist to the president Kellyanne Conway, who he derided as “Moonface” and her “deranged loser of a husband.”

The group raised $1.4 million in the 3 days after the advertisement aired on TELEVISION, The New york city Times reported recently.

Another among the group’s creators, long time GOP strategist Rick Wilson, buffooned Trump for losing “his damn mind” over the “Mourning” video.

“We expected this ad to hit,” Wilsonadded “We did not expect him to behave in the completely maniacally way he behaved all day today, but here we are.”

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