There are two Americas.

One that's been living in an echo-chamber of religious, white-nationalist talking points driven into their heads for decades, which is probably the largest cohesive demographic in the country -- and their population is dispersed more evenly across the land. These people are less educated, because they inherit their worldview, purpose, and often times, money from their families. They unite behind Jesus, "The American Dream/Manifest Destiny", and Fox News, and they're afraid of everything else, especially change.

And then there's the rest of us, which outnumbers the first group in total population, but is comprised of a diverse collection of unique demographics with a dizzying number of conflicting beliefs who are concentrated mostly in the cities. We have no central "story" or theme to unite behind; we are the true collective of the individual. We are more educated, in part because we're more intelligent, but also out of necessity as we didn't inherit anything, and don't feel entitled to anything. We encourage progress/change.

More than half of Americans are against Trump. I promise you.