Until you can prove that any of those people actually voted fraudulently (spoiler alert: you can't, because they didn't) you don't have much of a point to make, do you? It cracks me up the lengths of cognitive dissonance and mental gymnastics you guys have to go to in order to "prove" Trump won the popular vote. Face it, the majority of voters did not want him, the majority of Americans do not support him and no amount of conspiracy mongering will change that.