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27Jul2018

International Sportsbooks Betting On Trump Impeachment

Local punters in Great Britain and Ireland are hosting betting lines on US President Donald Trump’s impeachment. The current odds are 2 to 1 based on Paddy Power, one of the most well-known online sportsbooks in the United Kingdom. This isn’t the first time people have placed wagers on Trump’s impeachment, but his

30Jun2018

Could Trump Be Helping His Odds Of Reelection?

President Trump’s tenure as Commander-in-Chief has been rocky to say the least. He has made his fair share of enemies with repeated scandals, his endless Twitter stream, and the constant negative media portrayal. His most recent scandal involved a policy that saw families of illegal immigrants being separated at

22Jun2018

Immigration Debacle Hurting Trump’s Reelection Chances

If you’ve been watching any sort of news coverage centered on politics, you are likely aware of the highly controversial immigration policies that are currently being enforced in the United States. Families trying to enter the country are being separated at the border and placed into separate camps, including

04Jun2018

NFL Owners’ Decision On Kneeling Came From Trump

When the NFL owners apparently unanimously voted that players should be fined for kneeling, it made headlines. The league made headlines again when it was uncovered that there was never a vote, just a poll that held no official ruling. Now, the NFL is in hot water yet again after several owners’ dispositions in

25May2018

Did President Trump Influence The NFL Kneeling Decision?

The NFL made headlines when they announced that players will now be fined for kneeling during the National Anthem. The 2-year long protests seem to have taken their toll on some NFL sponsors and pushed conservative fans away from the league. President Trump has long been against the protests and criticized players

03May2018

Clinton Cloud Hovering Over Senate Midterms

Hillary Clinton stepped away from politics after losing the 2016 presidential election to Donald Trump. You’d think the former Secretary of State would be absent from the current political climate, but it appears to be the opposite. A slew of campaign ads featuring Clinton are being used in more Clinton-friendly

27Apr2018

Brad Thor Announces He Will Run for President In 2020

President Donald Trump seems to have enjoyed campaigning more than the actual presidency. He has even stated that he is looking forward to campaigning again in 2020 and it is probably because he doesn’t see any real competition. However, conservative author and commentator Brad Thor recently announced he will

25Oct2017

Odds Of Trump Winning Reelection In 2020

The Trump presidency took most people by surprise. If you looked at presidential election odds back in 2016, Trump was a fringe candidate in the beginning. Many took his candidacy as a farce, a satirical run at the mainstream political agenda and at a base level, a publicity stunt for the mogul. However, as the

22Aug2017

Trump’s Disaster Campaign Complimenting Betting Lines

If there are two words that could accurately depict President Trump’s tenure in office so far, they would be “dumpster fire”. From lying about how many people were at his Inauguration, executive order after executive order, accusations of colluding with Russia throughout his administration, resignations in key

25Jul2017

Trump’s New Communications Staff Hopes To Reshape Identity

The Trump administration is going through a few changes regarding their communications team in light of Press Secretary Sean Spicer announcing his resignation from the position. The news broke after Spicer reportedly met with Trump to voice his disagreement with the President appointing New York financier Anthony