The campaign, which features testimonials from 25 conservatives, focuses on promoting justice and opposing special rules for presidents in office.

The Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments regarding whether a sitting president is immune from criminal charges while in the White House. This comes after Trump was found guilty of 34 felony counts for falsifying records relating to hush money payments made to adult film actress Stormy Daniels prior to his 2016 election victory. Notably, these charges were unrelated to Trump's time in office.

The central issue before the Supreme Court primarily relates to a separate federal case led by special counsel Jack Smith, in which Trump was indicted on four counts of allegedly working to overturn the results of the 2020 election, leading to the events at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. Trump has vehemently denied these charges, labeling them as politically motivated.

The campaign launched by Republicans for the Rule of Law features authentic testimonials from conservatives, emphasizing the importance of dismissing Trump's claim of "absolute immunity" in order to safeguard justice. Tony Franquiz, a spokesperson for the group, underlined the significance of the messenger's credibility in delivering the message.

The campaign will be visible on digital and streaming platforms, including YouTube and Hulu, from June 7-23. It will target residents in 12 states, some of which are key battlegrounds in the upcoming 2024 presidential election, such as Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Texas.

The initiative funded by national donors follows a two-pronged approach. Firstly, it aims to reach states where the immunity argument is perceived to have the least appeal, such as Alabama and Texas, where conservative media influence may be more prevalent. Secondly, it focuses on states directly impacted by election controversies, such as Georgia and Pennsylvania, addressing concerns surrounding election integrity and vote recounts following the contentious 2020 election.

The testimonials featured in the campaign reflect sentiments expressed by lifelong Republicans who have chosen to prioritize the rule of law over party loyalty. Individuals like Kyle Sweetser from Alabama, who voted for Trump in both 2016 and 2020, have voiced their support for President Joe Biden due to concerns over rule of law, election integrity, and Trump's cozying up to foreign adversaries.

Judy Bou Kheir from Texas, another lifelong Republican, expresses opposition to Trump for his approach to the law and his erosion of democratic bedrocks. She believes that Trump's influence has taken the Republican Party in a direction that does not align with traditional conservatism.

The campaign also includes comments from Jeff Klingler, a Republican from California who voted for Trump in 2016 but opted for the Libertarian Party in 2020 as a protest vote. He plans to support Biden in the upcoming election, arguing that the rule of law is crucial for maintaining a civilized society and that no one, especially elected officials, should be above accountability.

Republicans for the Rule of Law emphasizes that their campaign aims to defend the rule of law and safeguard institutions, regardless of political affiliation. They stress the danger of attacks on these institutions, which they describe as "dangerous and anti-conservative."

The Supreme Court's decision on Trump's immunity claim has garnered renewed attention, prompting some to question Justice Samuel Alito's eligibility to participate in the case. Concerns arise due to Alito displaying an upside-down American flag, which was associated with Trump's "Stop the Steal" campaign, outside his house before Joe Biden's inauguration in 2021.

While Republicans for the Rule of Law has garnered support from millions of individuals, the testimonials featured in their campaign convey a broader sentiment shared by numerous conservatives who are alarmed by recent events. The organization believes that there may be a breaking point for many more Americans who value the rule of law over political considerations.

As the campaign unfolds, the Supreme Court's ultimate decision on Trump's immunity claim will carry significant implications for the future of presidential accountability and the rule of law in the United States.