The plaintiff in a landmark case that the Supreme Court just ruled on to uphold every American's right to free speech through the First Amendment has become a target of leftists, some of whom are sending her death threats in response.

Lorie Smith, a Colorado website designer and the plaintiff in 303 Creative v. Elenis, says she is receiving a barrage of hate mail following the 6-3 ruling in her favor on June 30.

"Especially in the last week, despite the victory last week, I do continue to face horrific attacks, people saying they hope I would be raped; they want to burn my house down; they know where I live, and they want to come kill me and my family," Smith commented about the "loving liberals" and how they are treating her following the SCOTUS decision.

"Our security team is monitoring all of the comments that come in very, very closely to determine the best way to protect Lorie and to take action consistent with the threat," added Kellie Fiedorek, Senior Counsel and Government Affairs Director at the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a public interest law firm that represented Smith throughout her case.