They look just like ordinary, everyday voters ... until you look a little closer

Donald Trump: Decisive, successful, outsider-y. And somehow strangely attractive to white racists, according to Saturday Night Live.

The sketch show joked about the appeal of the GOP presidential frontrunner on this weekend’s episode, by tossing a bunch of its cast in a fake campaign ad, where between their daily racist lives of book-burning and fear-mongering they talked soothingly of Trump’s “winning” style.

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Trump has recently faced some controversy for the manner in which he disavowed an endorsement from David Duke, a former grand wizard of the Klu Klux Klan; and January polling data showed that nearly 20 percent of his supporters did not approve of freeing slaves.

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Back in the SNL skit: “I don’t know what it is, I just like the guy,” says the guy who just painted “White Power” on a building.

“Some of his ideas seem a little out there, but I like that he’s looking toward solutions,” says the woman who has mapped the world according to its “secret Muslims.” (Including Steve Harvey and Caitlyn Jenner.)