The Candidates' Market Report
It's been a tough couple of weeks for President Trump as he has seen his approval rating duck, dive, and spring back with greater speed than a pro boxer. Finishing the week on 49%, Trump appears to be weathering the impeachment inquiry debacle well; possibly due to a punchy retaliation campaign that has swelled his campaign coffers to new heights. Donald Trump's main competitor for the White House is still - according to betting odds - Elizabeth Warren, yet national polling is giving Joe Biden the edge for now. But will this all be about to change? With just a couple of well-placed comments, Hillary Clinton has covertly implied that she might be convinced to enter the 2020 race; her polling numbers show that she could threaten the Democrat pecking order.This Week’s Major Players
Approval Ratings:
- Donald Trump - 49% ( + 1% )
- Congress - 18% ( no change )
What the Gamblers Say
As with most things, if you follow the money, you can’t go too far wrong. This is a selection of the odds for key races and events.Democratic Party Nominee:
- Elizabeth Warren - 5/6
- Joe Biden - 7/2
- Pete Buttigieg - 10/1
- Bernie Sanders - 10/1
- Hillary Clinton - 10/1
- Andrew Yang - 11/1
- Kamala Harris - 14/1
Presidential Election:
- Donald Trump - 6/5
- Elizabeth Warren - 5/2
- Joe Biden - 7/1
- Andrew Yang - 16/1
- Pete Buttigieg - 20/1
- Bernie Sanders - 20/1
- Hillary Clinton - 22/1
- Kamala Harris - 25/1
- Mike Pence - 40/1
- Nikki Haley - 50/1
- Cory Booker - 66/1
- Beto O'Rourke - 66/1
- Tulsi Gabbard - 66/1
Donald Trump:
- Impeachment - 2/5
- Resignation - 1/12
- Trump & Putin to take a Vacation together during Donald's 1st Presidential Term - 125/1
- Trump will ban Irish People during his first term - 500/1
Make sure to check back next week for all the numbers that count.
~ Read more from Mark Angelides or comment on this article at LibertyNation.com.
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