Conspiracy theorist Claude Taylor’s political-action committee has debuted billboards calling the National Rifle Association a “terrorist organization.”

“This is what we do. We have anti-NRA anti-Trump and anti-GOP billboards from coast to coast,” the former Clinton-administration staffer wrote on Twitter with a photo of the billboard.

“With the GOP majority in the House and in the Senate, the NRA makes impossible any meaningful, common-sense gun reform. That includes background checks and assault-weapon bans,” Taylor told the Pensacola News Journal.

The left-leaning publication the Guardian dismissed Taylor’s false and salacious allegations against Donald Trump last summer.

Taylor’s co-writer, former British MP Louise Mensch, helped spread claims that the now-defunct Trump Model Management was being investigated in New York for “trafficking young women and hiding them in basements,” among other lurid accusations.

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The source was a “hoaxer” who claimed to work for the New York attorney general. She said she fed Taylor the false tips because she was annoyed at the “dissemination of fake news” by Taylor and Mensch.

In emails, Taylor asked the source, “Is there anything you have heard that’s really going to shock people? An ‘Oh my god!’ sort of thing?” but did not do any vetting whatsoever of her or her claims.

HuffPost gave Taylor some attention, writing about the new anti-NRA billboard without mentioning Taylor’s track record of untrustworthiness, for which he has been roundly criticized on all sides of the political debate.

Mad Dog PAC “solicits contributions from concerned citizens to fund billboards on against Treasonweasel House GOP candidates across the country,” the committee’s website states. “We are also the initiators of Anti-Trump Billboards with Impeachment Now, in addition to Attacking the NRA.”