A majority of people have never voted for him. He didn't even ever receive a plurality of the people voting for him.
That's the problem. If it was just "a majority dislike him, he can't get elected" there wouldn't be a problem because we wouldn't even ever have had a President Trump.
You find logic and context very difficult, don't you?
Have to disagree. To the GOP/mobster mind "Win = I got away with it". The fact that the majority of the Senate, the majority of the House, and the majority of the country all think he did it and should have been convicted for it doesn't matter because he escaped punishment. It's like how the GOP argued in 2000 that any president who won in the electoral college but didn't win the popular vote would be invalid because it looked very possible that is what would happen with Al Gore but the moment that Bush won the electoral college without the popular vote they changed their minds.
"Getting away with it" despite everyone knowing you did it is a demonstration of power, so for them it counts as a win.
What does this have to do with Trump caring about the working man?
So it was ignored by a minority of the population is what you are saying?