title:  STUPID Trump Fans Think He Won The Popular Vote, But He Lost By A HUGE Margin (TWEETS)
text: As we unfortunately learned during the presidential campaign, Donald Trump s biggest fans love to tell themselves HUGE lies, and then they pass those lies back and forth to each other and actually believe them, no matter how insane those lies happen to be.The biggest one to hit since Election Day is the complete and utter lie that Trump won the popular vote in addition to his electoral college win. Check out some of the Trump supporters who are fooling themselves:Final #Election2016 Results By Numbers:-  #PopularVote #electoralvotes pic.twitter.com/uKZevQvPfK  Michael (@Koxinga8) November 12, 2016Final #Election2016 numbers #PopularVote:#Trump: 62,972,226 #Clinton: 62,277,750 #ElectoralCollege vote #Trump 306 #Clinton 232  Lucid Hurricane  (@LucidHuricane) November 12, 2016Trump won the popular vote too. Now the liberals have nothing to cry about (they will anyways.) #TrumpRiotsDonate @ https://t.co/AGuHKH0S7K pic.twitter.com/71eIwMjtOA  Bikers 4 Trump (@Bikers4Trump) November 12, 2016Sorry libs! Trump just won the popular vote and the electoral vote after the recounts! https://t.co/vKIev9ltmx #TrumpRiots #TrumpRevolution pic.twitter.com/LIytjEQ6BB  Lori Hendry (@Lrihendry) November 12, 2016But in reality, despite losing the electoral college, Hillary Clinton will have a substantial popular vote win over Trump when all the votes are eventually counted.Hillary Clinton not only won the popular vote in Tuesday s election. It is now clear that she won it by a margin larger than two candidates who went on to win the presidency.David Leonhardt, a columnist for The New York Times, noted on Friday that with a 1.7-percentage-point popular vote lead over Donald Trump,Clinton will have a larger margin of victory than Richard Nixon had over Hubert Humphrey in 1968 or John F. Kennedy had over Nixon in 1960. (Her edge is also larger than Al Gore s popular vote victory over George W. Bush in 2000, though he too was stymied by an electoral college loss.)In raw numbers, that amounts to an edge of roughly 1.8 million votes as of Saturday.The election is decided by the electoral college, not the popular vote, so Trump will be sworn in to the presidency. But it s telling that even in victory, Trump s supporters must lie to themselves and each other with these completely made up stories. It shows that, despite the claim that the left is in a  bubble  on the coasts, the Trump supporters are the ones who have sealed themselves off from the real world where 2 is always bigger than 1.Featured image via Flickr