Sadly any days in office he will have will be more than Sec. of State Clinton and she's more responsible for that than her apologist/supporters want to admit.
She won the popular vote but she didn't do all she could to win the electoral vote.
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Indeed she was a significantly flawed candidate, and Americans are far more easily conned than most imagined. As my sig says, they deserve what they get, good and hard. Though in truth I will have empathy for the 63M voter's disastrously bad decision to elect the human equivalent of your next door neighbor's abused chihuahua when the inevitably bad policies start to be implemented, be it ACA "repeal" or whatever pretend replacement the GOP conjures up.
Buy hey, maybe the GOP will surprise everyone and adopt the fundamentals of ACA, keep entitlements entirely intact and do a huge infrastructure stimulus and call it all "conservative". That leftward shift in policy would certainly cement their left-ward shift on various key issues in the last 18 months (courtesy of Trump, of course). The only other place they can go is basically get nothing done, which I'd rate at better than even money is going to happen given they've run the most ineffective Congress in generations for the past 2 yrs (based on actual legislation passing).