Really - populism in US history has been interpreted both negatively and positively.  e.g. populism changed the Gilded Age
Your joke attempt is lame, at best; waste of time, at worst.

Yes, technically, the Electoral College gave Trump a victory.  But he lost the popular vote by more than 3 million votes.  This continues a trend that has created more and more electoral results with conflicts:

1992 - Clinton wins with less than 42% of the total votes
2000 - Supreme Court swings election to Republican candidate in a narrow and political vote of 5-4
2016 - Electoral College decides election - less than 77,000 votes in 3 states decides a presidential race (so, if Clinton had won 45,000 votes in the right places and states, she would be president.