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17Sep2019

Easy Come, Easy de Blasi-go: Bill de Blasio Favored As Next Democrat To Drop Out

Running for President of the United States is a difficult, time-consuming, and expensive undertaking. Then, at the end of pouring out your heart and wallet, only one person wins every four years. With that being said, no one can blame certain candidates for dropping out of a losing race. So far, five Democrats

16Sep2019

Elizabeth Warren increases lead in odds following Houston debate

Jennifer Nichols
2024 Candidates, Bernie Sanders, Beto O'Rourke, Debates, Democrat, Donald Trump, Elizabeth Warren, Joe Biden, Julian Castro, Kamala Harris, News, Political News

Over the course of three hours last night, ten of the Democratic Party’s most prominent names took the stage in Houston, Texas to discuss health care, gun control, immigration, and many other topics that are vital to daily America life. After everything was said and done, there was a shift in the party’s

13Sep2019

How The 2020 Democratic Odds Compare To Post-Debate Polls, Pundits

So, which Democratic presidential hopeful won the latest showdown? It’s not always easy to tell what’s going to move the needle in a given candidate’s direction, but debates are considered a decent indicator of how the country will respond in the next batch of national polls. Of course, major news sites often get

12Sep2019

Sportsbook Doesn’t Respect Yang’s Basketball Skills, Opens As Underdog Against Cruz

Chris Mills
Andrew Yang, Democrat, News, Ted Cruz, Texas

Democratic presidential hopeful Andrew Yang is more than just a once-longshot political outsider with a thousand-dollar idea. Apparently, he’s also something of a baller. And that, as we all know, is the sole prerequisite for being a shot-caller. But while Yang will argue his merits regarding the latter at

12Sep2019

Elizabeth Warren Expected To Light Up Twitter During Debate, Plus More Prop Bets Available

Tonight is finally the night. After taking a hiatus during the month of August, the third Democratic debate kicks off tonight in Houston, Texas with all ten qualifying 2020 Democratic favorites on one stage. What’s even more exciting than the future of a major political party, however, are debate prop bets.

11Sep2019

A Texas Toast: MyBookie Posts Props Ahead Of Third Democratic Debate

Round three, fight! On Thursday, September 12, the third round of the DNC debates gets underway in Houston, Texas. The event is scheduled to run from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm EST, and ABC is handling the network broadcast. Though the debate is going up against Thursday Night Football, it promises far more fireworks

11Sep2019

BetOnline Props Say Warren Will Have The Most Talk Time In Houston Debate

Saddle up for Texas and ante up for the prop bets. The third Democratic debate is only one day away. In preparation, BetOnline has released a set of proposition bets for the Houston showdown. Bets for the debate range from how long candidates will speak, to what they’ll say, to their polling averages next week.

10Sep2019

Warren And Sanders Sandwich Biden In Houston Debate Lineup

With only ten candidates qualifying for the third Democratic debate in Houston, Texas, every party hopeful will be on stage together on Thursday, September 12. This debate marks the first time Democratic Party favorites Sen. Elizabeth Warren (+200) and former Vice President Joe Biden (+250) will take the same

09Sep2019

Fourth Time’s A Charm: Tom Steyer Misses First Three Debates, Qualifies For October

So much for cutting down the field. After failing to qualify for the third Democratic debate—set this Thursday in Houston, Texas—billionaire philanthropist Tom Steyer met the thresholds set by the Democratic National Committee to participate in the fourth debate next month in Ohio. So far, making the fourth debate

06Sep2019

Howard Schultz 2020 Run Stops Cold, Ends Campaign Before It Brews

Howard Schultz has a lot of “formers” in his career biography. The former Starbucks CEO is also the former owner of the Seattle SuperSonics. However, as of this week, the billionaire can add former “almost” presidential candidate to his resume. Schultz teased a campaign in January as a centrist-independent after

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