Unabashed support for a presidential candidate by a KKK grand wizard is not normal—even despite a year of sheer abnormality in American politics, and Clinton wanted to assure the American public that this is not the status quo.

It’s not often a white nationalist ends up as a delegate for a Republican candidate, or make robocalls on his behalf. It’s not usual that a major party candidate indulges fringe theories like they emerged from historical texts. It’s not a frequent occurrence for former and current KKK members to praise a voice in mainstream American politics. This is what Trump has wrought—and is now attempting to put back in the bottle. And he only has 74 days left to do it.

“There’s no other Donald Trump,” Clinton concluded. “This is it.”

The truth is, she’s probably right.

Gideon Resnick

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