"Trump is now threatening Supreme Court justices who ruled against him," Democratic influencer Harry Sisson said on Saturday.
That is just one of the notable people who over the weekend accused the president of lobbing indirect threats at the members of the mostly conservative Supreme Court, many of whom Trump himself appointed.
The allegations stem from a Trump Truth Social post on Saturday, when the president shared a comment made by a MAGA attorney.
Former GOP staffer Mike Davis has made headlines for his social media comments in the past, and was rumored to be on Trump's list for attorney general. Recently, he posted a plan to get back at the Supreme Court justices for not ruling in line with MAGA.
"The Supreme Court still has an illegal injunction on the President of the United States, preventing him from commanding military operations to expel these foreign terrorists," Davis wrote. "The President should house these terrorists near the Chevy Chase Country Club, with daytime release."
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Chevy Chase Club is "an elite country club that counts Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. among its members," the Washington Post reports.
Sisson reiterated that fact when he said Trump had reposted "a message from one of his advisors calling for terrorists to be released near the Chevy Chase Country Club in Maryland, where Justices Kavanaugh and Roberts are members."
"Absolutely unhinged," the liberal influencer added.
Conservative political analyst Tim Miller also weighed in, saying, "Every right wing account on here had the vapors over random Dems threatening SCOTUS post Roe (in some cases rightly.) Here’s the president of the United States threatening SCOTUS justices."
"Will see if anyone even criticizes him for it on Fox. Not holding my breath," he then added.
Former Obama speechwriter Jon Favreau spoke directly to the source of the original plan, telling Davis that, "I think any threats to Supreme Court justices are wrong and dangerous - whether they come from the left or come from you, like in the post where you suggested releasing 'terrorists' where Justices Roberts and Kavanaugh live. Despicable."
Ex-GOP lawmaker Barbara Comstock alerted the director of national intelligence, saying, "Just noting for [Tulsi Gabbard] in case she’s concerned."