What a difference a few days can make. On the eve of Election Day 2016, the pollsters and pundits gave GOP “outsider” Donald J. Trump two chances to win the White House: slim and none. Early on election night, the Clinton camp was so cocksure of Hillary’s coming coronation, they were popping champagne corks and congratulating themselves on “thumping” Trump and regaining control of the Senate.Much to their chagrin, Trump “trumped” them all in the only polls that really counted -- the electoral votes in 30 key states, including Arizona, Florida, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.