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16Apr2019

2020 fundraising totals for 1st-quarter released: Trump, Bernie lead all campaigns

So, which 2020 candidate has the biggest war chest? The Federal Election Commission released the full first-quarter fundraising reports for each of the 2020 presidential candidates on Monday, and the filing showed that President Donald Trump raised more money than any other candidate with a total of $30.3 million

09Apr2019

Attorney General William Barr says he will release a redacted version of the Mueller report ‘within a week’

The clock is officially ticking. And “Barr”-ing any setbacks, we will be able to read the Mueller report “within a week.” The redacted version that is, and for now, Attorney General William Barr has said he is “not going to say anything more until the report is out.” Barr testified before the House Appropriations

03Apr2019

Bernie Sanders leads all 2020 Democratic candidates with $18.2 million raised in Q1 2019

“Show me the money!”-Bernie Sanders, probably. During the first quarter of 2019, the Vermont senator raised $18.2 million in the six weeks since his official announcement in mid-February and takes the top spot among candidates in the Democratic field seeking to win the 2020 presidential election. Donations and

25Mar2019

President Trump’s 2020 Odds Increase After Muller Report Finds No Evidence of Russian Collusion

After nearly two years of investigations, the largest and darkest cloud looming over Trump’s presidency — and his odds at re-election in 2020 — has been lifted. Attorney General William Barr submitted his four-page summary on special counsel Robert Muller’s report to Congress on Sunday that concluded neither

22Mar2019

Trump’s Path To Becoming King

With no Republicans publicly challenging Trump for the Presidency and supporters loyal until the end, Trump may breeze through his re-election in 2020. Mid-March of 2019, months after the death of Senator John McCain Trump delivered direct attacks on the now deceased Senator from Arizona over social media. Tweets

19Mar2019

President Trump Twitter Prop Bets: Odds For Which 2020 Democratic Candidate Gets Nicknamed Next

Don’t worry: We promise this is not #fakenews. But oddsmakers chose to have a little fun today and posted some prop bets on President Donald Trump (+230) after his 50-tweet tirade on Twitter over the weekend. When the dust “somewhat” settled on Monday morning, the only person, place, or thing he didn’t lash out at

15Mar2019

Andrew Yang’s 2020 Presidential Odds Skyrocket After Qualifying For First Democratic Debate, Now Listed as High as 20 to 1

After being labeled a “longshot” by most and having absolutely “no chance” by others, oddsmakers made it clear this week: Andrew Yang is now a 2020 presidential contender. Yang, a 44-year-old entrepreneur from New York, made headlines this week after announcing on Twitter that he had officially qualified for the

14Mar2019

Trump Says He Will ‘VETO!’ Bill Blocking His Border Emergency Declaration After 12 GOP Senators Help It Pass

Chris Mills
Donald Trump, House, News, Political News, Republican, Senate

The President got angry with 12 Republican men and women this afternoon for voting against his biggest campaign promise. The Senate voted 59-41 in favor of the bill that would block the national border emergency declared by President Donald Trump (+230|30.30%), which he said he used to keep his campaign promise

Beto O[Rourke announcing presidential run

14Mar2019

Beto O’Rourke Officially Announces 2020 Presidential Campaign, Enters Race with Top 5 Odds

After making his decision over two weeks ago, the wait is finally over. Former Texas Rep. Beto O’Rourke (+1000|9.09%) officially announced Thursday morning that he will seek the Democratic nomination and will run for president in 2020. O’Rourke made the announcement on Twitter alongside his wife, Amy, with the

13Mar2019

Former Trump Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort Sentenced to a Total of 7.5 Years in Prison

A federal judge just more than doubled the sentence for one of Trump’s former campaign advisors. Paul Manafort, the campaign chairman for President Donald Trump (+230|30.3%) during the 2016 presidential election, was sentenced to three and a half more years in prison on Wednesday by a federal judge for numerous

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