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That is a story you can tell, but it doesn’t line up with many facts.I find it much more plausable that people actually saw her for the terrible, corrupt human being she is and chose a reality tv star over that.
Hillary Clinton received the second most total votes of any candidate ever, so the idea that “people” rejected her en masse is kind of ludicrous.
There were 130,000,000 votes cast, Clinton got 3,000,000 more votes, yet Trump won based on 80,000 votes in four states.
Those are the facts. The claim that this election was some sort of “populist” mandate for Trump is laughable, looked at in that sober light.
What makes it seem like it was a total rejection of Clinton is that it was a shocking upset. She was “supposed” to win the popular vote by 5% (which would have triggered an electoral college landslide) and she only actually won it by 2%, which resulted in an unlikely defeat.
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