No longer the fringe: Small-town voters fear for America

John Kraft feeds an apple to one of his cows at his home in Clear Lake, Wis., on Sept. 28. "It's no longer left versus right, Democrat versus Republican," says Kraft, a software architect and data analyst. "It's straight up good versus evil." He knows how he sounds. He's felt the contempt of people who see him as a fanatic, a conspiracy theorist.
David Goldman | AP
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