One is a prediction based analysis,

It failed to produce equal or similar results to the actual outcome. This was one such occasion where predictive analysis failed.

The failure on the statisticians was making the assumption that electors will swing to popular vote. This particular factor is a volatile and unknowable one even in spite of historical precedent proving otherwise. Times often change to suit the equally volatile political climate.

Margin of error should be taken in larger consideration when presenting a front page statistic. It is the fault of the statisticians responsible for incorrectly presenting the facts. This is not the first time this has been done to demoralize voters and electors and to intimidate into voting the "popular vote." Look aback at Bush's first election. Though not to the huge margin, this phenomenon also pressed a lot of Democrats to vote uncharacteristically for Red.

Clinton should've won, but she didn't due to corrupt media practices and self-absorbed spastics like you didn't do her any credit to her campaign, causing people to backlash at being intimidated and voting a greater evil.

The way America is right now is a result of the fault of you and everyone who acts like you. You got Trump into office. Good fucking job.