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Author: John Lloyd

John's passion for political betting emerged when he joined our team to write news and content for PresidentialElectionOdds.net. His laid back disposition allows him to write about politics, even the nitty-gritty topics, without getting too emotionally worked up or compromised.

John's skills allow him to also perform as one of our lead web developers for this site. When John isn't writing about politics or jazzing up our site, he spends time as a musician and songwriter and performs professionally throughout the South East region of the US.

John hails from south GA and has lived in Georgia for most of his life. His gifts as a talented performer allow him to bring a strong creative element to the table.

John can be reached by email: John@presidentialelectionodds.net

Website: https://www.presidentialelectionodds.net/blog/author/john/

Three Political Stooges

Trump’s Reelection Odds Steady As GOP Challengers Invent Latest Scandal

The Three Stooges are making a comeback. And, as has become a tired cliché in the entertainment industry, they’re calling President Donald Trump a coward. Of course, we’re not talking about Larry, Curly, and Moe (or even Shemp), here. No, these stooges are the announced challengers to Trump in the 2020 Republican
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sanford challenges trump gop

Mark Sanford’s 2020 GOP Odds Show Little Chance Against Donald Trump On The Trail

Donald Trump officially has a third Republican primary challenger. Former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford entered the race on Sunday, September 9. When asked why he’s throwing his hat in the ring, Sanford said that he’s doing so to combat the spending of the federal government under Trump, whom he’s nicknamed
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Democratic debate stage

Third Democratic debate expected to be one-night event without Gabbard and Steyer

Two nights or not two nights; that is the question. As the deadline looms to qualify for the third Democratic debate in Houston, Texas, half the field is not expected to make the cut. If no others qualify, the ten current 2020 Democratic candidates will share one stage on September 12. Candidates have until 11:59
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