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The post is in the form of a Vox-style question-and-answer “explainer” and bashes two of Trump’s advisers, Roger Stone and Donald Trump Jr., for sharing an image of Pepe the Frog, a meme popular among racist and nationalist groups.

“Pepe is a cartoon frog who began his internet life as an innocent meme enjoyed by teenagers and pop stars alike,” the article reads.

“But in recent months, Pepe’s been almost entirely co-opted by the white supremacists who call themselves the ‘alt-right,’ ” it continues. “They’ve decided to take back Pepe by adding swastikas and other symbols of anti-semitism and white supremacy.”

On Saturday, Stone and Trump Jr. both shared an image that co-opted Clinton’s use of the term “deplorables” when describing half of Trump’s supporters. It featured the faces of Trump and some of his supporters pasted onto an image from the action film “The Expendables.” One of the faces was Pepe.

The nominee’s son wrote in his Instagram post that the image was sent to him by a friend.

Stone shared the image in a tweet, saying he was proud to be included in the group.

I am so proud to be one of the Deplorables #Trump2016 pic.twitter.com/IFD1hfC60w — Roger Stone (@RogerJStoneJr) September 10, 2016

“Now white supremacists have given Pepe the cartoon frog some Trump hair—and the candidate’s own son says he is ‘honored to be grouped with’ him,” the Clinton campaign article said.