Today, a strong musty smell lingers. Residents of the American city of Flint are still suffering the consequences of a historic water crisis, which is fueling a lively rejection of politics—and, by extension, the White House race.

In April 2014, the city of Flint, Michigan changed their water source supply from Lake Huron to the nearby Flint River. The attempt to cut costs resulted in corrosion of the water pipes and lead contamination in the city’s water supply.

Both supporters and critics of former President Trump said it's a sign the country wants to move on from the 2014 debacle while struggles continue.