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29Oct2019

House To Hold Formal Impeachment Inquiry Vote As Trump’s Odds Are Against Him

The time to cast is about to begin. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Monday that the House will hold its first formal vote regarding the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump this Thursday. Originally beginning the inquiry over a month ago, House Democrats have held a series of public and private

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28Oct2019

Trump’s Impeachment Odds Move Closer To His Favor Following Baghdadi’s Death

In a shock to Americans on Sunday–and House Democrats, to their chagrin–President Donald Trump announced the death of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. Born Ibrahim Awad Ibrahim al-Badri, the Iraqi-native was the leader of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, also known as ISIL or ISIS. Saturday night, Trump posted a

23Oct2019

GOP Lawmakers Storm Private Testimony, Trump Impeachment Odds Dip Slightly

A Florida man had finally seen enough of what he couldn’t see. And the GOP Congressional member said they can’t stop all of us. So let’s see them Trump impeachment proceedings! On Wednesday afternoon, Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida led a group of two dozen House Republicans in storming a closed-door impeachment

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23Oct2019

Bill Taylor Gives ‘Startling’ Testimony In Inquiry, Trump Odds Favor Impeachment

Yesterday’s date, October 22, 2019, could go down in history books as the day the President Donald Trump’s administration officially started to fall. Of course, there has been an ongoing impeachment inquiry surrounding Trump’s alleged quid pro quo with Ukraine for a month now. But it may be the testimony of Bill

22Oct2019

Trump’s Impeachment Odds Are Now At An All-Time High

Can Trump’s impeachment odds get much higher? You can never be sure in today’s political climate, but it appears the betting market did not react kindly to the blatant admission of a “quid pro quo” from Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney. The result? President Donald Trump’s odds of being impeached

17Oct2019

White House Admits Trump-Ukraine Quid Pro Quo, Impeachment Odds Remain 50/50

Reporter: Was there a quid pro quo when Trump blocked $400 million of military aid to Ukraine to get dirt on his political rivals? Mulvaney: Yes, but not that there’s anything wrong with that. That was essentially the scene at Thursday’s press briefing when Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney admitted

16Oct2019

Trump’s Impeachment Odds Fall To 50% Following Debate, Series Of Testimonies

What do a coin flip and the future of American politics have in common? A 50% chance of going either way. Despite the numbers favoring President Donald Trump’s impeachment at -150 odds less than two weeks ago, the chances are now sitting at a 50/50 shot. Currently, the odds for a first-term impeachment are -115

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14Oct2019

Trump Kills Media, Critics In Edited Video Shared At His National Doral Miami Resort

Should we be offended or thankful that Presidential Election Odds didn’t make it onto the video of President Donald Trump killing news sources and political enemies? Taken from a scene in the 2014 film Kingsman: The Secret Service, the video shows a gunman edited to have Trump’s face killing a church full of news

11Oct2019

Sondland Defies State Department, Will Testify In Trump Impeachment Inquiry Next Week

Originally barred from testifying before the US House of Representatives Joint Committee by the US Department of State, US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland will now appear before Congress next week. Believed to be a key player in President Donald Trump’s alleged dealings with Ukraine that sparked

10Oct2019

Both Parties Lash Out Against Trump For Abandoning The Kurds As Impeachment Remains Likely

Democrats and Republicans don’t usually agree on much, especially when it comes to President Donald Trump. However, after Trump’s decision to withdraw American troops from northern Syria and leaving the Kurds open to attack from Turkey, party members on both sides of the aisle are expressing their concerns

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