Kathy Griffin Unhinged: Tweets About Pissing on Donald Trump Bobblehead

This latest tweet comes just days after Kathy Griffin offended the nation by saying that Trump should inject "a syringe with nothing but air."

Social media users began tagging the Secret Service and FBI for Griffin's threat to President Trump.

Twitter even temporarily suspended Griffin's account until she deleted the offending tweet.

According to Newsweek:

Thousands of Twitter users claimed Griffin had made a "direct threat" to Trump, with many tagging the Secret Service and the FBI in their tweets, calling for an investigation into her words.

However, the comedian remains unrepentant and responded to a tweet from the conservative publication Washington Examiner detailing her syringe comments with: "I SURE DID, F***ER. #TrumpLiedPeopleDied."

Griffin also posted a screengrab of a tweet by Trump in regards to Twitter adding a fact-check label to his statement about mail-in ballots for the election, writing: "I feel pretty goddamn superior now knowing that I know a hell of a lot more about the first amendment than this mushroom."

A Twitter representative told the Washington Examiner that the social media company will "look into" Griffin's tweets.

Because Kathy Griffin's bobblehead tweet is not a direct threat to Trump (it's still gross!), it is likely that Twitter will allow it to remain online.

However, there appears to be a double-standard.

If a conservative "comedian" had said the same things about Barack Obama, they would have likely been black-listed from Hollywood... forever.

While Kathy Griffin has received some blowback, she is still considered part of the Hollywood elite.

Kathy Griffin is no stranger to controversies.

In fact, she appears to love them!

Deadline reminded its readers of the time Griffin held up a bloodied head of Trump:

This is not the first time Griffin has gone after Trump. In 2017, she tweeted an image of herself and what looked like the bloodied head of President Trump.

The president fired back, saying his 11 year old son, Barron, was impacted by the image.

Griffin later apologized for the image saying, “I went too far. I made a mistake, and I was wrong.”

You'd think Kathy Griffin would have learned her lesson from previous controversies, but sometimes it appears as though she's attempting to one-up herself.

While peeing on a bobblehead is certainly disgusting, at least its less vile than her previous tweets.

But it still doesn't make it right, classy, or tactful.