Hillary Clinton's popular vote lead is over 1.7 million now, meanwhile Trump is a fraud

At the end of last week, the vote count in the 2016 presidential election gave Hillary Clinton a little more than 1.5 million more popular votes than Donald Trump. The most recent tally puts that number at 1,706,308. Clinton has about 48% of the popular vote while “president-elect” Trump has less than 47%. The numbers are going to continue to go up in Clinton’s favor, as she is projected to end with around a two million vote popular vote lead. Over those three days of vote counting it has come to light that Donald Trump has already shown he is going to break numerous campaign promises and statements, like settling his fraud lawsuits for $25 million, well over half of what he was being sued for—because he’s a fraud.

Sign on again. There’s no reason why Donald Trump and the rest of the American people should not be constantly reminded that he is a fraud of a person who, in a perfect cosmic joke of symmetry, has conned his way into the highest office in the land with the least amount of popular approval.