washington donald trump right countless others wrong pundits pollsters say former reality tv star could win u.s. presidency republicans shun business leaders denounce democrats dismiss fail fully understand depth support stun victory democrat hillary clinton trump stick plan work perfection republican primary campaign build around blunt-talking celebrity persona command social media anti-establishment message change campaign incredible great movement trump say victory speech wednesday movement drive discontent reuters/ipsos election day poll find americans come poll clearly angry direction country six 10 people say felt country wrong track 58 percent say identify america become 75 percent say america need strong leader take country back wealthy felt country wrong track three time likely vote trump clinton bitter divisive campaign trump clear series obstacles would doom candidate audio tape talk grope women refusal release tax return violence rally mockery disable reporter attack heritage federal judge muslim family u.s. soldier imperfect candidate near-perfect message say ford connell republican strategist long back trump think lot people understand that year voters unite state abroad show antipathy toward political establishment globalize economy corporate welfare trump guess correctly could ride wave discontent white house exploit grow divide country white minorities urbanites rural residents college-educated work class trump beat clinton among white men without college degree 31 point white women without degree 27 point accord reuters/ipsos poll also benefit opponent flaw clinton continually drag question use private email server secretary state activities family foundation corporate-friendly background leave democrats skeptical unenthusiastic appear cost support among women young voters minorities three group critical democrats win big clinton group small margins president barack obama hold defeat republican candidate mitt romney 2012 49 percent women support clinton first woman nominee major party 47 percent support trump among women age 18 34 55 percent support clinton 38 percent support trump 2012 62 percent young women support obama 36 percent support romney white voters especially men rural areas flock trump record number trump appeal voters unhappy hollow country manufacture sector fearful country change demographics campaign harsh anti-immigration message trump 56 percent white vote clinton 39 percent dominate even great degree rural areas beat clinton 27 point trump promise big things would bring job back punish outsource corporations would restore country unspecified early time prosperity security even unemployment tumble percent specifics never trump strength instead use us versus message build voter enthusiasm place republican candidates never venture rural areas voters felt ignore washington matt borges chairman ohio republican party say trump unlike romney make voters feel like matter trump say listen voters actually care about trump thumb nose extensive get-out-the-vote operation data-rich organization see essential modern win campaign campaign rely instead unofficial network rabid supporters get word advisers argue would bring score neglect white voters back political process include blue-collar democrats place pennsylvania trump republicans pennsylvania since 1988. craig robinson veteran iowa republican politics say pundits underestimate trump strength primaries would carry general election election conventional wisdom prove wrong time time convince conventional wisdom would prevail general election robinson say voters saw it trump crush naysayers coalition forget