The popular vote doesn't matter though, just as it wouldn't have if it had been the other way around. He mobilized better than she did spending nowhere near the same amounts of money, she really should have done better. She couldn't even make appearances on news networks and hid away, people need to see the candidates during the election cycle, this was another reason why she shot herself in the foot.
It remains a myth though that he's caused some sort of revolution. He didn't get folks to the polls as well as his predecessors. Neither of them did at the end of the day.
Comey is playing a huge role here that helped dissolutioned folks from both sides turning up at the polls for either candidate. Trump was able to get strong support from a frothing at the mouth white voter in the Midwest because of his lies and rhetoric far better than Clinton did with inner city folks in the same areas. The stats don't lie.
Statistically she failed in key urban areas of Michigan, Pennsylvania, Florida, and Wisconsin. It's really that simple.
The fact remains that the turnout was far less than previous elections...and the larger left leaning populous of this country will only grow more frustrated by a far right leaning government.
