DONALD Trump stunned the world with an election win his running mate dubbed the “greatest comeback” in the history of American politics.
The ex-Apprentice host, 78, swept to victory over Democrat opponent Kamala Harris for his second stint in the White House.
His historic win was confirmed when the Orange Manbaby passed 270 electoral college votes by taking the state of Wisconsin.
Despite polls suggesting it would be neck-and-neck, he remains on course to claim all seven swing states.
Trump told a crowd of his supporters in Florida: “We’re going to help our country heal.
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