Today, Hillary Clinton is slated to slam the Trump campaign's association with the excreble alt-right.

She's released a brutal ad preparing the groundwork, and we'll show you that ad a little bit later. As one of the leading antagonists of the alt-right, there's some accuracy to the ad. She's right that Trump has winked at the alt-right, particularly in that awful Jake Tapper interview on CNN. She's also right that the new Trump campaign CEO, Steve Bannon, has called Breitbart a gathering spot for the alt-right, and she's also right that the alt-right is a movement that prizes white solidarity over any sort of real principle. But there are some serious problems with Hillary's ad. First, it implies that all of the Trump supporters are alt-writers, which is a slur, it is untrue, and it is a lie.

Second, the ad also implies the alt-right is conservative, which is also untrue. Just ask anybody on the alt-right. But we do have to ask, what's driving Hillary to even raise the profile of the alt-right by attacking in a full speech, which she's supposed to do in a couple hours or so? Sure, it's typical democratic politicking. after all, Joe Biden once said that Mitt Romney, the mildest man in the world, wanted to put black Americans back in chains, but it's a weird choice in an election that Hillary, by the polls, is winning handily. Unless, of course, it's a preliminary move toward what the alt-right likes to call no-platforming Trump. Hillary has been studiously avoiding a press conference for

nearly a year now. She won't answer difficult questions. She's still leading by big margins in the

key swing states, and everybody knows the only possible event that could change that math would be a

series of really bad debates against Donald Trump. What if all of this is a precursor to her

declaring she simply will not debate anyone associated with the alt-right, that it would be inappropriate to take seriously a guy whose campaign CEO has green-lit pieces praising the alt-right. The media would probably side with her. I mean, they always do. After whining about it for a little bit, Trump would fulminate that Hillary's afraid of him, and he'd be right, but he'd also look like a sore loser,

a guy trailing and desperate. He'd become Ted Cruz in the last part of the primary campaign. You remember Ted Cruz in the last part of the primary campaign? He was trailing around Trump saying he won't debate me because he's afraid and he looked desperate. Well, that would be Trump now, furiously attempting to pin down Hillary so that he can fight her, and she'd give him the high hat. Well, perhaps that's not the agenda at all. Maybe this is all just a cynical play

by Hillary to link conservative. to pin down Hillary so that he can fight her, and she'd give him the high hat. Well, perhaps that's not the agenda at all.

Maybe this is all just a cynical play by Hillary to link conservatives with the alt-right,

crippling them down the road.

But it's not implausible to think we may be watching the groundwork for an election gambit

that actually could seriously finish Donald Trump's chances at the presidency.

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