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22Nov2019

Trump’s Impeachment Odds Skyrocket As Public Testimonies Conclude

One huge portion of the impeachment process has concluded. After former Russian expert Dr. Fiona Hill and diplomat David Holmes gave their depositions yesterday, Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) said that there would unlikely be more testimonies to come. “I don’t see anything scheduled for this weekend, next

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19Nov2019

Trump’s Odds Favor Impeachment Amid Public Testimonies

Despite the fact that the fifth Democratic debate is tomorrow night in Atlanta, Georgia, the news is still focused on President Donald Trump. To be fair, though, the impeachment inquiry is high-profile news. It is now Day 3 of public testimonies surrounding the alleged misconduct of President Trump that sparked

15Nov2019

Longshot 2020 GOP Candidate Mark Sanford Drops Out As Trump Impeachment Consumes Media

Despite having longshot odds of becoming the Republican nominee, this week saw one of the few legitimate GOP challengers to Donald Trump bow out of the 2020 race. After launching his 2020 presidential campaign in September—receiving +3300 odds to beat Trump, 2.94% chance—former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford

08Nov2019

Kanye West Says He’ll ‘Walk’ For President In 2024, May Receive Good Odds

HEH?! Grammy-award winning rapper Kanye West, while speaking at the Fast Company Innovation Festival in New York City on Thursday, said he will run—or walk, rather—for President in 2024. “When I run for president in 2024, we’re going to definitely—yo whatchu all laughing at?” West asked after

07Nov2019

Democrats Release Testimony Schedule For Next Week, Odds Favor No Whistleblower Appearance

After receiving criticism from President Donald Trump and his administration for their use of private testimonies, the House Democrats announced on Wednesday that they will restart public hearings next week related to the President’s impeachment inquiry. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff announced

06Nov2019

Trump’s Reelection Odds Dip Slightly After His Biggest Bets Lose On Election Day 2019

It may be a somewhat negligible one percentage point decline. But when accessing the results of Election Day 2019 and how it’s impacted next year’s general election odds, a single percentage point drop—when added to his glacially slow fall since the start of the Summer—could indicate that things may not get better

05Nov2019

Sondland Revises Trump Impeachment Testimony, Says There Was Clear Quid Pro Quo

While Donald Trump’s impeachment odds haven’t taken a hit yet, today’s bombshell may be enough to make waves through the political betting market. U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland—a Trump appointee Republican donor who gave $1 million to the President’s inauguration—had a sudden change of

05Nov2019

Battleground Polls, Odds Favor Trump Over Warren, Other Dems In 2020 Election

The latest battleground polls show President Donald Trump still has life in the 2020 Presidential Election despite his low approval ratings and the possibility that he is impeached during his first term. According to new surveys conducted by The New York Times and Siena College, Trump is beating out the top three

04Nov2019

11 Years Ago Today, Barack Obama Was The Heavy Favorite To Win The 2008 Presidential Election

On an unusually warm 60 degree Nov. 4 evening in Chicago’s Grant Park, Barack Obama delivered his victory speech upon being declared the winner of the 2008 Presidential Election—becoming the first African American to be elected President of the United States. This pivotal moment in U.S. history arrived

04Nov2019

2019 Gubernatorial Elections Could Effect Trump Odds in 2020 Presidential Race

Tomorrow is election day for a number of gubernatorial and state races throughout the United States, including mayoral races in the South and the lower house of the New Jersey legislature, to name a few. And, while President Donald Trump is not officially running for any of these positions, many Democrats see

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