Well to tell the truth, it was a close race.
Very close. Trump won, but a couple of the states, we very close. Clinton won the overall popular vote.
I think we had better turnout. That may have been the reason Clinton lost.
Her base, was not motivated. Ours was.
Yes, as Wellington said about Waterloo, “it was a very close run thing”. But Britain ain’t speaking French today and they were never ruled by a short megalomaniac so close run things have enormous consequences. Think of what we avoided by the grace of 70,000 voters in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan - a stacked Supreme Court and other federal courts for decades, more indoctrination and division directed against one part of the population, jail for decent public servants doing their job like Joe Arpaio, endless carping, more needless foreign wars, a not so bright President (the media don’t tell you that Hillary flunked the DC Bar exam, do they?) and renewed stealing from the national treasure at a madcap pace for personal gain.
Clinton won the overall popular vote.
No, as we are seeing there was much voter fraud going on, just not enough to put her over the top.
With all due respect, Trump won by a huge landslide, even the Popular vote. The fraud in Los Angeles County alone gave H the popular vote. NH has already shown more out of state votes than the margin of victory.
Please don't believe your lyin' eyes.