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17Oct2019

Members Of The Squad Endorse Bernie Sanders, Revitalizing His 2020 Campaign

Post-heart attack, Bernie Sanders might be in the best shape of his life thanks to key presidential endorsements from members of the Squad. Sanders came up just a little short in the 2016 presidential race, narrowly, losing the Democratic Party nomination to Hillary Clinton. This eventually led to the election of

16Oct2019

Post-Debate Odds Show Warren Slip, Sanders and Buttigieg Climb, Castro Removed

The fourth debate is in the books, and the new odds to win the 2020 Democratic Nomination have just been released. If you looked closely last night, you might have seen more than a few of Mario Kart’s blue shells thrown at the candidate winning the race up until this point. Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren

15Oct2019

Warren Leads The 2020 Democratic Nomination Odds Heading Into October Debate

It’s starting to get lonely at the top, according to the current odds to win the 2020 Democratic Nomination. Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren leads all candidates and has the best chance of becoming the party’s nominee prior to tonight’s fourth debate—and October debate prop bets are also now available.

15Oct2019

Fourth Democratic Debate Props: Odds On Biden, His Son, And Key Talking Points

The first Democratic debate in June was held in Florida, one of the country’s most important swing states. Tonight, for the fourth debate, the presidential hopefuls travel to another swing state: Ohio. Hosted by CNN and the New York Times, tonight’s debate will be at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio.

14Oct2019

Guess Who’s Back? Tulsi Gabbard Will Attend The October Democratic Debate

Guess who’s back, to clap back again? Tulsi’s back, tell a Democrat. Who’s she gonna attack? She gonna attack? She gonna attack? She gonna attack? She gonna attack? She gonna attack? She gonna attack? Warren! The DNC, media created a monster. ‘Cause Kamala don’t wanna see Tulsi no more. They want Warren, so

10Oct2019

Tulsi Gabbard Blasts The DNC And Media, May Boycott The October Debate

Aloha, Ohio! But could this be a goodbye instead of a hello? It may be after Hawaii Rep. Tulsi Gabbard announced on Twitter Thursday that she is considering boycotting the Democratic Primary debate in Ohio on Tuesday, October 15. I am seriously considering boycotting October 15 debate to bring attention to

10Oct2019

Andrew Yang Qualifies For November Debate, Increases 2020 Democratic Odds

While the October debate is only days away, we’re already getting a good idea of who will be on the stage in November. And Andrew Yang has qualified once again. Yang became the eighth Democrat to qualify for the November debate, which will be the fifth sponsored by the Democratic National Committee. MSNBC and the

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09Oct2019

‘Don’t Tempt Me’: Clinton Teases 2020 Presidential Run After Trump’s Trolling Tweet

Could the 2020 Presidential Election be a rematch between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton? According to Clinton, it’s possible. After Trump tweeted that Clinton should enter the Democratic nomination race in order to “steal it away from Uber Left Elizabeth Warren,” Clinton replied with a simple response: “Don’t

09Oct2019

Warren Now Leads In The National Polls, 2020 Odds After Pregnancy Conspiracy Theory Is Debunked

It’s been a wild week for Elizabeth Warren. After many thought Massachusetts Senator could slip due in the polls due to reports of allegedly lying about a pregnancy in the 1970s, Warren has instead achieved a significant milestone. For the first time in the 2020 race, Warren now leads all Democratic candidates

07Oct2019

Warren Destroys Biden In Third-Quarter Fundraising, Increases Odds Lead

First, the betting market for 2020 Democratic Nomination favored Elizabeth Warren over Joe Biden. Then, the polls numbers began showing the Massachusetts Senator beating the former Vice President. Now, Democratic supporters placed bets on campaigns on the two front-running candidates, and the Q3 fundraising

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