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19Dec2019

House Impeaches President Trump. Here’s The Odds For What Happens Next.

For the third time in the history of the United States, the House of Representatives has impeached a sitting President. President Donald Trump was impeached on Thursday, Dec. 18, with the House approving two articles—abuse of power and obstruction of Congress—against him nearly along party lines. Here’s the vote

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18Dec2019

With House Vote Today, Odds Favor Trump’s Impeachment But Not Removal

Today could go down in history as a major shift in American politics. It could also mark the day that starts President Donald Trump’s true reelection campaign. The House of Representatives meets today to vote on the articles of impeachment against Trump. The two charges include abuse of power and obstruction of

17Dec2019

Republicans Favored To Keep Senate Majority After 2020 Election

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Outside of the presidential election odds, the political futures for which party will control the U.S. Senate will be what determines whether the White House winner can follow through on his or her 2020 campaign promises. And according to the 2020 Senate election opening odds, it appears the Republicans are

16Dec2019

Odds Show 90% Chance Trump Will Be Impeached By House Dems

If the latest impeachment betting odds hold true, then a majority of the House of Representatives approving the two pending articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump is about as close to a “safe bet” as you’ll ever see. House Democrats, which control a majority in the lower chamber, have scheduled a

13Dec2019

Navy Favored Over Army Saturday, Trump Expected In Attendance Despite Impeachment Vote

America’s Game, the college football showdown between the Navy Midshipmen and Army Black Knights, will play its 120th game since 1890 this Saturday. Normally attended by sitting United States Presidents, current POTUS Donald Trump could be preoccupied this weekend given the House Judiciary Committee’s approval of

05Dec2019

Odds Heavily Favor Trump Beating Impeachment And Remaining In Office

As 2019 comes to a close, it’s expected that a vote from the House to impeach President Donald Trump will almost certainly come before Christmas or in January at the latest. And while Trump’s impeachment odds show there’s a strong chance of House Democrats voting in favor of a trial, the oddsmakers at

03Dec2019

Baby Yoda Might Be The Democrats’ Only Hope To Beat Trump

Help the Democrats, Baby Yoda. You’re their only hope to beat Donald Trump. Unless you’ve been living under a rock—or you’re from a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away—then you’re probably familiar with “Baby Yoda” a.k.a. the Internet’s most loveable, adorable, and memeable character from the new Disney+

27Nov2019

Odds Favor Sarah Huckabee Sanders Running For Governor Of Arkansas

Will she run for governor in Arkansas, or won’t she for governor in Arkansas? That is the question, but the oddsmakers heavily favor Sarah Huckabee Sanders—President Donald Trump’s former White House press secretary—announcing a gubernatorial run. Will Sarah Huckabee Sanders Run For Governor Of Arkansas? Via

27Nov2019

Trump Expected To Tweet About Old Friend, Opponent Michael Bloomberg before 2020

President Donald Trump has a preferred form of communication with the United States and its citizens: his official Twitter account. Trump’s tweets have ranged from anti-impeachment sentiments to Fox News retweets to videos of his speeches. Every so often, he might even share a photo of himself as a bulked-up

26Nov2019

A Woman In The White House? Not Likely, Says Oddsmakers

The United States of America has had its fair share of great Presidents, including George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Franklin D. Roosevelt. It has also had a number of bad Presidents like Richard Nixon and James Buchanan. Regardless of their rankings or satisfaction surveys, every POTUS shares one common

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