Olbermann does the math to show Trump has lost too many supporters to have won in the first place

Broadcaster Keith Olbermann discovered a nugget of information in a new ABC/Washington Postpoll that may offer even more hope for Democrats riding high after yesterday's unexpectedly strong electoral showing.

"Buried, is one heartbreaking, earthshaking statistic," Olbermann noted. "Even with the ground below him transforming into quicksand, ABC and The Post found that of those who say who they voted for Trump, 91 percent say they would still support him."

"That seemly tiny number -- 9 percent who would not vote for Trump today -- would have been enough to prevent this. To prevent the greatest tragedy in American history," Olbermann noted.

Olbermann they extrapolated Trump's decreased support in Wisconsin, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Florida. Without moving any votes to the Democratic Party column, Olbermann simply subtracted the 9% as if they had voted third party or stayed home.

Hillary Clinton would have won all four battleground states, capturing 75 additional electoral votes. Trump would have also lost Arizona and North Carolina and even an electoral vote in Nebraska, Olbermann explained.

This would have resulted in Hillary Clinton winning the electoral college 334-204, besting former President Barack Obama's triumph over Mitt Romney by two electoral votes.

"If those 9% of Trump voters knew then what they know now, we would have a different president," Olbermann concluded.

"Well, they know know, don't they?" Olbermann observed. "And with them, let us get ourselves a different president."

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