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20Jul2016

Interesting Prop Bets During GOP Convention 2016

There has been quite a bit of drama and intrigue surrounding the 2016 Republican National Convention thus far ranging from plagiarism accusations to NeverTrump protests. Those watching the events unfold will be unable to find a single dull moment, and the betting odds are not going to disappoint either. The

01Jun2016

Trump Seals the Deal As Nominee While Top Republicans Snub Convention

Donald Trump has become the presumptive Republican nominee after earning the required 1237 delegates to qualify as such. The good news is that the tension surrounding the possibility of a contested convention can be put to rest. A tumultuous primary has caused quite a rift in the party. There are still a lot of

04May2016

The #NEVERTRUMP Voters Will Be Put To The Test

Despite Cruz’s campaign suspension, and the expected announcement from Kasich of the same, those voters who are declaring ‘Never Trump’ are still pretty vocal. While many party leaders and republicans across the board are calling for voters to unite under Trump, Cruz supporters are not yet indicating they intend

27Apr2016

Could A United Cruz & Kasich Front Stop Donald Trump?

A recent announcement that the Cruz and Kasich campaigns have joined forces in an attempt to stop Trump’s acquisition of the required number of delegates to receive the party nomination has ignited a national controversy. Both candidates desire the primary election to reach a second ballot at the convention

19Apr2016

Will Cruz’ Sweep of State Delegates Be Enough To ‘Trump’ Trump’s Popular Vote?

There is no question that thus far, Donald Trump has earned the majority of the popular vote. His odds for being the next US President are currently at +475. However, Hillary Clinton also won the popular vote in 2008 when she ran against Barak Obama, but the delegate process favored Obama who ended up as […]

09Apr2016

How the Wisconsin Primary Results Affect The 2016 Presidential Race

The Wisconsin primary that took place on Tuesday, April 5th was a crucial night for several candidates, and for multiple reasons. The winners of the primary election were Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders. Both winners had a significant leading margin of double digits, and saw the results as pivotal for their campaigns.

02Apr2016

FCC Ruling Guarantees Equal Face Time on TVs For All Presidential Candidates

After public outrage over the media’s extremely biased behavior, the FCC responded by creating regulations that will require every television network to provide equal airtime for every candidate running for president. This means that every time one of the news networks covers another Donald Trump controversy,

18Mar2016

A Day At The Polls – One Volunteer’s Perspective

Tuesday March 15th, 2016 was my first experience as a volunteer for any type of political campaign. To be honest, for the last two presidential elections I’ve had to hold my nose to vote for establishment candidates that were shoved down our throats by the ‘good old boys’ in the GOP. I

14Mar2016

Who Is To Blame For Upsets At Trump Rallies?

There are basically two sides to this debate, one side blames Trump for the violence that is occurring at his rallies, and the other side defends him, putting blame on the actual participants of the violence. The protestors that target Trump rallies are seen by many as trying to suppress the right to free

26Feb2016

Did the Democrats Prop Up Trump’s Win in South Carolina?

The South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary took place last Saturday, February 20th. Unlike most states that handle both democrats and republicans on the same day, SC chooses to split it up. Did the Democrats prop up Trump’s results for their own endgame? To be honest, there is no way to know. South