I don't disagree, but my thoughts are this: In every election, the right will vote for the right, the left will vote for the wrong and nothing will change that. The two are actually pretty equal in size, leaving the "undecided voters" as the swing vote, and in my opinion, they are the ones who are really in control of the election, since the right and wrong pretty much cancel each other out.This election was unique as a large portion of the wrong, went even further wrong and supported a socialist. With Bernie's loss, many of those Dems could not vote for the Hilderbeast. Combine this with Demoncrats who saw Hilderbeast for the lying, corrupt, treasonist thief that she really was. They didn't want to vote for her, but didn't want Trump either. Also, there was a large swath of Republicans who didn't want Trump. I think both of these fringes were much larger than typical. I think the Wikileaks revelations effected the fringes on both sides, steering the election to Trump. Just my thoughts.