I think Trump's had that kind of feeling since his (expensive) schooldays. He's never been accepted by elites - not the popular kids, nor the business elite, New York society, the US political elite, and now he's looked down on by the global elite. It's the foundation of his character.
Don't forget his national security advisor is John Bolton, who has hated the UN forever, including when he was US ambassador to it.
Lots of crossed fingers among his handlers before they let him do it, I imagine.
When I think of the US today, I get this picture in my head of a good family with a father that just happens to be a mentally unstable drunkard.
You don't even have to go out on the extremes, a lot of ordinary republican voters are echoing the sentiment, that Trump is such a toxic character with so much baggage, that his surprising victory could only be explained by divine intervention.
