STOP saying "thats what the American people voted for!" MOST of America DID NOT vote for him!

Minorities!

Here's some more food for thought that people can't seem to keep in mind:

1. Not since FDR has the Democratic party held the POTUS office more than the 2 terms. The Republican party has broken that same mold only one time with the election of Bush Sr. after 2 terms of Reagan. This wasn't supposed to be a year where they really had to fight to win.
2. Keeping #1 in mind, it was a bad election cycle for us to have a contentious primary.
3. Even though Republicans did keep control of the house and senate, they actually LOST 2 senate seats, and 6 house seats. Again, after 8 years of a Democrat in the POTUS office, this was a loss that should have, historically trended speaking, been gains for them.

Political winds shift. Just 8 years ago the roles were completely switched. This time they are completely embattled, and we are gaining momentum.

Keep up the pressure. Keep up the resistance.

but I have done an OP on this a time or two

Thanks!

In the states that matter.

Constitutionally, it doesn't mean fuck all what MOST Americans vote for. It's how MOST Electoral college voters vote for that matters and that means some states have a bigger say in who becomes president than other states.

America voted for this.

When Trumpcare causes your medical bills to spike or when Trump is talking about keeping us safe from Teh Muslims while people are getting killed by white supremacists or alt-righters.

Elections do have consequences. So learn their names and make sure the electoral college members who voted for Trump don't flee the country when the Trump "Administration" crashes and burns.

1) Hilary was "Gored" by the media
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/05/opinion/hillary-clinton-gets-gored.html

2) Comrade casino was given hundreds of millions of dollars of free air time by MSM, very little of it critical till far too late.

3) Comey's letter hurt, bad and was probably the difference. Depressing that it was still close enough for this to make a difference.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-comey-letter-probably-cost-clinton-the-election/

4) Yes, Hilary won more votes, but that's not how we choose a President. This is the same as a baseball team out hitting their opponent 11-8 but losing the game 4-3. I don't like it but this is the system we are stuck with.

5) The Electoral College is not going away. It would take either a Constitutional amendment or States totaling 270 electoral votes to pledge their electors to vote for the popular vote winner. As you can see the states that have passed this ( CA, WA, IL, NY, VT, RI, MA, NJ, DC and MD are all "blue" states.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Popular_Vote_Interstate_Compact

But also only 26 percent of eligible voters voted for Hillary Clinton. The majority "vote" went to the 48 percent of eligible voters, who abstained from voting for either Trump or Clinton. In other words, 74 percent of eligible voters did not vote for Trump. To change next election, there are these 112 million lazy voters to convince!

(CNN)More Americans voted for Hillary Clinton than any other losing presidential candidate in US history.

The Democrat outpaced President-elect Donald Trump by almost 2.9 million votes, with 65,844,954 (48.2%) to his 62,979,879 (46.1%), according to revised and certified final election results from all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

http://www.cnn.com/2016/12/21/politics/donald-trump-hillary-clinton-popular-vote-final-count/index.html

... which kind of was my point. Somebody should soon start trying to win the NEXT election, thanks..

... we are NEVER going to convince the hard-core Republitrump* voters, they are as obstinate and pig-headed as their leader. We need to be aiming at the large majority of voters that did not participate in the election. We need to make it easier to vote, and make the electoral process MUCH MORE EFFICIENT... AND FAIRER!

http://www.electproject.org/2008g

By your own pie chart only 52% of eligible voters turned out in 2016.
From the link, that's only 4% less than turned out in 2008 at 56%

Still almost 100 million deciding not to vote.

He lost the majority of votes cast, by over 3 million votes.