>And this Chief Executive was elected by the majority of the country, Except said "chief executive" was not elected by "a majority of the country." He wasn't

>And this Chief Executive was elected by the majority of the country, Except said "chief executive" was not elected by "a majority of the country." He wasn't even elected by a majority of those who voted (~35-40% of the population), but rather a plurality of those who voted (~20% of the population). Note that I am not claiming that there was anything nefarious (I have no evidence to support making such a claim), just that those who voted for that person represent only ~20% of the US population, not a "majority of the country."