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I assume any large population who has been exposed to his words/beliefs/actions would also not be a fan of him.

Enough were fans to vote him into office ... apparently, if I recollect rightly.  I imagine they had all been suitable "exposed".

Of course, these days it's reasonable to presume many voters were simply voting LOTE.

I will explain it to you.  People want an outlet that is either more fact based, or that panders to their narrative.

i would assume that is why Fox News Ratings FAR surpass CNNs, and why the gap is growing.  CNN panders to the extreme left, IMHO, while Fox panders to conservatives in right, but NOT the far right.

Whew. 
I wish I knew the date CNN became extreme left.  I thought that was MSNBC's role.  Hmmph.

I assume any large population who has been exposed to his words/beliefs/actions would also not be a fan of him.
Maybe it's less a "the media is out to get him and bring him down" thing and more of a "look at the 2016 voting results of where he's from" thing.

Again, time will tell, but your are grasping here.  His popularity is very high statistically right now. He very well may be re-elected.

pick a politician, let’s say Obama.  A large population here was exposed to his words/ beliefs/ actions and were not a fan of him.

I don't know so much about that... Fox news is one of the outlets that complains about the mainstream media, so I'm not sure they themselves would identify as MSM.

Fox news has more viewers then any other cable news channel

No need.  You should pray for yourself though.

What should I ask for?  That's what praying is, right?  Groveling or greed.

I will explain it to you.  People want an outlet that is either more fact based, or that panders to their narrative.

i would assume that is why Fox News Ratings FAR surpass CNNs, and why the gap is growing.  CNN panders to the extreme left, IMHO, while Fox panders to conservatives in right, but NOT the far right.

MSNBC panders to the extreme left. Fox panders to the right. And per the below chart, both would be pandering--they inject a lot more opinion/persuasion into their reporting than just reporting facts directly.

CNN is center-left and higher on the "reporting/analysis" spectrum rather than "opinion/persuasion", but not as high or as centrist as outlets like NPR. 


https://www.adfontesmedia.com/interactive-media-bias-chart/?v=402f03a963ba

Those people were also exposed to his skin tone.

Race baiting now I see.   Not a very wise or accurate assumption by the way.
take me for example.  Well educated, fiercely independent, very biased towards live and let live, well above average understanding of economics ( since that is what my undergrad and grad degrees are in).

i eagerly voted for Obama in his first term.   But I did not like his words/ beliefs/ actions.  I did. It vote for him the second time.  I did however support him because I believe a citizen should support the President.

but their has been data ad nauseam published that shows many people who voted for Obama, especially in the upper middle class suburbs, also voted for Trump.

are you seriously going to say they let his skin color effect their second vote?