MSW - you have also gone over the deep end.  Okay, your animosity toward Clinton and various Democratic folks is well known.  But, it is all hot air; no competent analysis; no way forward.

Key fact as you state:  "It is true that Clinton won the popular vote. It is true, too, that the difference in the key states of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin stood at 107,330 votes last night. There will be a temptation to complacency in those twin facts, a temptation that must be resisted."  (note - Michigan may yet flip to Clinton)

Okay, don't get complacent but don't over-react via the MSW the sky is falling mantra.

Let's see what happens - doubt Trump or the R. Congress will do anything for these folks beyond a big infrastructure bill (that has nothing to do with Trump or Clinton but lots to do with on-going Congressional Republican obstruction until they can put their name on it.)  

Until Congress and Trump can demonstrate that they are *adults*; my vote is on hold.