American people voted for Trump who won by majority democratic vote. Just because you don't like that your proffered candidate lost the democratic election, doesn't mean Trump is now "the emperor". He's a clown sure, but he's the clown people elected, he's their clown for better or worse, and in 3 years they can choose another one.
Meanwhile European citizens didn't vote for the corrupt Ursula "Censura" v.d. Leyen, yet she represents the EU citizens on the international stage but they can't vote her out no matter how much they hate her, so it's ironic to virtue signal to Americans about democracy from that position. Plus many European countries are still actual monarchies, with kings and queens.
Bonus Fun Fact: Someone could theoretically become President with a pathetic 23% of the votes in a 2-way race within our not-so-democratic system. (Even less, if there are additional candidates.)
The word 'majority' in the context of elections = majority of the population who showed up to vote, Einstein. That's how elections are won, by that definition of majority.
If I were you, I'd ask the schools you went to for a refund, since they obviously didn't do their job.
> majority of the population who showed up to vote, Einstein.
[sigh] That "49.81% OF VOTES" is already exactly what you're asking for, idiot. That minority (plurality!) of the people who showed up to vote voted for Trump.
Your weird desperation to deny even the smallest and most-understandable mistake has only built a large pile of very embarrassing crazy excuses.
So we'll see if they can get it through European Parliament.