Well, let's try to figure this out. This demographic you point out would seem to be the group that would have a problem with the man who is in office right now and who was elected twice by pretty significant margins? I mean, for the most part, right? Now, America has about 38-39% white males, right? -Some aren't going to vote Trump because they are very much Dems. -Some aren't going to be uneducated (whatever level of education makes them uneducated) -Some aren't going to be racist. -Some aren't going to be sexist (and I bring up sexist because you made sure to say men, so by pointing that out seems sexist is another accusation). - Some aren't going to be some of those negative things. -Some aren't going to be a lot of those negative things. -Some aren't going to be any of those things. After taking them out, I have no idea what percentage of the 38-39% left are actually white, uneducated, racist and sexist, but I'm pretty sure it's nowhere near enough to outweigh all of the educated, non-racist, non-sexist white men when joined by white women and minorities of all sexes if they all thought she was the best choice. A lot of people seem unable to believe that maybe there are legitimate reasons why people don't want Hillary for President and it's not just uneducated racist sexist white males that have a problem with her. Between the two main candidates, I wanted Clinton, but I'm not going to say that the reason she lost was because of racist, sexist, white men, because if only that group voted for Trump, we'd be saying President-Elect Clinton. There had to be plenty of other demographics who also voted for Trump.