You weren't talking about Trump supporters there, you were talking about the voting population as a whole. That's why I said "some" and not "most"
Er, the voting population as a whole didn't go for Trump, only a portion did. I followed that with "most of the population didn't" as well. However, the point was that other countries generalize us or at least, sees majority of us as mentally challenged because Trump started getting support until he became the sole candidate and ended up winning.
How many of them know that Trump lost the popular vote? How many of them even care, given he's the president now? Either way, US's rep as a whole has taken a deathblow, and Moore's near victory sealed it. Though, I'm just basing this on a very tiny population - friends who aren't from or living in the US, and a lot of them were shocked that Moore had so many votes despite being accused of assaulting a young teenager. This sadly can't be denied, but the republicans have tarnished US's image, from Reagan to the Bushes to Trump. I actually don't know if Bill Clinton made us look bad at all though.
And the Trump effect: people actually see Hillary as a hero or did a 180 on her. :\