I was never a Clinton supporter, I dont even like Bill, and I definitely need to clarify that before I day this next part. The idea that the racists in our country are just a small minorty or Trump's supporters isn't accurate. I come from a predominantly conservative area and there are far more open racists than people are willing to admit, and even many racists who say full-blown racist things like dropping "nigger" constantly like it's nothing, stereotyping all minorities in every day conversation with no provocation even when they are making other people uncomfortable, citing false statistics, using neo-nazi invented rhetoric, and then they're floored when someone points out that they're acting racist because "you just say I'm racist to discredit me" or some similar notion. You really have to be covering your eyes and ears to ignore the rise in white supremacist groups (both in real life and online presence) that took place over both of Obamas terms and the full enthusiasm they had for Trump in ways they never did for either Bush, McCain, Romney or Cruz. Not all Trump supporters are racists and/or white supremacists, sure, but and that should have been very concerning for the other supporters who should have had no desire to share a platform with such people, but instead it was utterly ignored on that side of the aisle. Even Trump himself has shared racist propaganda crrated by white supremacists on his Twitter account, in part