Far-right figures baselessly claim Alex Soros posted an article from The Atlantic as a direct threat of violence against Trump

After Alex Soros — the son of billionaire philanthropist George Soros, and a frequent target of right-wing attacks and antisemitic conspiracy theories — posted an Atlantic article that featured stock photos of a bullet hole and someone holding cash, far-right figures baselessly alleged that the post was meant as a threat against former President Donald Trump.

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