Conservative sites such as Gateway Pundit and RedState reported that the IP address that identifies the source of the posts was associated with Waters office and released the information of a member of Waters' staff, the Hill reported.

Lies, lies, and more despicable lies, Waters said in a statement on Twitter.

Maxine Waters denies staffer leaked GOP senators' data, blasts 'dangerous lies' and 'conspiracy theories'

Waters' statement quickly drew criticism online, including from former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer.

The Los Angeles Democrat asserted that the claims were being pedaled by ultra right wing pundits and websites.

This unfounded allegation is completely false and an absolute lie, Waters continued.

Omar Navarro, a Republican candidate running to unseat Waters in the midterm elections, also voiced his thoughts on Twitter.

In her statement, Waters said her office had alerted the appropriate authorities and law enforcement entities of these fraudulent claims.

U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters on Saturday denounced allegations that a member of her staff had posted the personal information of three Republican U.S. senators onto the lawmakers' Wikipedia pages.

Fleischer was appearing to compare Waters' reaction to the Democrats' criticism of Judge Kavanaugh, who was accused by critics of seeming too angry during Thursday's hearing.