Yes.
In one of them, I see someone who was at least qualified for the job, and could speak to a coherent policy other than "WALL, IMMIGRANTS, MUSLIMS, HUR DUR". She had her faults, and she simply failed to find a way to break through with working class Rust Belters who have spent 35 years getting sodomized by the myth of trickle-down economics, which has been perpetuated by the political elite for that span of time. These people bought into her opponent as an "outsider" (even though he's not) who didn't mince words, and was going to blow it all up.
In her victorious opponent, I see right through his used car salesman veneer and know that he's little more than a fraudulent "business genius" who has spent about half of his career getting bailed out by daddy, or in bankruptcy proceedings, and all of it manipulating money and screwing creditors. I see an insecure, ill-tempered, spoiled little boy who craves attention, and whose entire campaign was obviously a marketing stunt and a massive ego boost. He ran on a platform that consisted almost entirely of pouring gasoline on the country's already inflamed racial tensions, and then covering it up with a thin patina of "THEY TUK YER JERBS!!!" Unfortunately, the Rust Belt's aging working class voters swallowed it hook, line, and sinker. The spiraling costs of Obamacare certainly didn't help either.
"THANKS, DONALD"