Are you kidding me? It was the most undemocratic day in history.
1. Trump lost the popular vote by almost 3 million vote, where other presidents won the election on less than that. Therefore, one cannot say he has the "will of the electorate" that is, if you define it as a clear majority.
2. Trump took the white house solely on a fluke of the electoral college system.
3. Trump won illegitimately With the Help of Sec'y of State Kris Kobach's "Interstate Crossheck" program, which purged 1.1 million (mostly blacks, Asians, & Hispanics) from the voter registration rolls where the purged numbers in the swing states vastly exceeded the vote count Trump won by ( see
Greg Palast | Investigative Reporter ) NOTE: But for crosscheck, Hillary would have taken the swing states.
4. Republican de facto voter suppression techniques
5. Comey letter (I personally don't believe it could have single-handedly turned the election, without the other items).
6. Russian meddling.
Yes, a stronger candidate would have overcame the vote deficits such things caused, but if things were square, despite the fact that she could have directed her campaign more efficiently and effectively, still, she would have won, and that's the point. Now, I'm not saying "playing unfair" is an issue, since most campaigns do not play fair, and surely Hillary did not play fair during the primary, it's just that there were these other factors beyond her control. Before anyone shouts "sore loser", check out the Greg Palast link about Interstate Crosscheck. If it were not for that one, you might have had a point.
Those who argue she stole the primary, perhaps, but that's a different debate.