Tom Williams via Getty Images Six of Rep. Paul Gosar's siblings appeared in attack ads supporting his opponent.

Attack ads are nothing new in the world of politics, but one campaign video targeting an Arizona congressman just hit a new level of “whoa.”

David Brill, an Arizona Democrat going after Republican Rep. Paul Gosar’s seat in Congress, released a series of campaign ads on Thursday attacking Gosar’s character, morals and politics while urging Arizona residents to vote him out.

The videos star six of Gosar’s siblings ― David, Gaston, Grace, Jennifer, Joan and Tim ― who are all endorsing their brother’s opponent.

“None of us are doing this for publicity,” David Gosar told the Phoenix New Times on Friday. “None of us even want to do it.”

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6 Brothers and Sisters of GOP Congressman Paul Gosar launch an intervention TV ad ....



... opposing him for re-election. #AZ04 https://t.co/NpJld3cITb — Jesse Ferguson (@JesseFFerguson) September 21, 2018

Gosar, a four-term congressman, is a staunch conservative and supporter of President Donald Trump. He supports building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and suggested that the Army should build it. He’s joined Trump’s relentless attacks on the media and once called on Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Capitol Police to arrest any undocumented immigrants who attended this year’s State of the Union as guests.

Based on their participation in Brill’s campaign ads, at least six of Gosar’s nine siblings don’t agree with their brother’s politics and want his opponent to win.

“It would be difficult to see my brother as anything but a racist,” Grace Gosar says in one of the videos, according to the Phoenix New Times.

David Brill David Gosar, brother of Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.), says his sibling "doesn't appear to be well."

David Gosar suggested to the New Times that his brother’s health may be deteriorating.

“He just doesn’t appear to be well,” he told the paper.

Last October, seven of Gosar’s siblings penned a biting letter to the editor in the Kingman Daily Miner to denounce their brother for peddling a conspiracy theory that billionaire George Soros had funded the deadly white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. Gosar also suggested that the rally was actually orchestrated by the left.

“This is a matter of right and wrong, not politics,” his siblings wrote. “We are aghast that Paul has sunk so low that he now spews the most despicable slander against an 87-year-old man without a shred of proof, and then doesn’t even have the guts or decency to apologize?”

CORRECTION: A previous version of this story incorrectly stated state Rep. Paul Gosar had 10 siblings. He has nine.