The odds show that Clinton is primed to cause a major DNC upset. Will she take it?

[TheGreenHornet]

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.


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

The big news this week is that former Trump challenger Hillary Clinton has jumped straight into joint third alongside Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders. While this stunning entry has yet to impact the odds of the other contenders, just one more signal that she’s willing to run could upset the whole applecart. To get such high odds straight off the bat signifies that there are a lot of potential Clinton voters out there and that she could command the field if she chose to run.

Joe Biden is still in second position in the betting odds and losing his grip on the first place in national polling. Whether this is due to a strong campaign push by Elizabeth Warren or as a result of being caught up (accidentally?) in the impeachment inquiry remains to be seen.

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

In terms of who is on track to win the White House come 2020, President Trump still has the odds in his favor. There has been little change this week other than the late entry of Clinton who appears to have jumped from nowhere to threatening the top spots.

Political Odds: Hillary Clinton’s Last-Minute Sprint?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Hillary is the sanest, most moderate democrat candidate.

I'm not kidding

 

[Toro]

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.


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

The big news this week is that former Trump challenger Hillary Clinton has jumped straight into joint third alongside Pete Buttigieg and Bernie Sanders. While this stunning entry has yet to impact the odds of the other contenders, just one more signal that she’s willing to run could upset the whole applecart. To get such high odds straight off the bat signifies that there are a lot of potential Clinton voters out there and that she could command the field if she chose to run.

Joe Biden is still in second position in the betting odds and losing his grip on the first place in national polling. Whether this is due to a strong campaign push by Elizabeth Warren or as a result of being caught up (accidentally?) in the impeachment inquiry remains to be seen.

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

In terms of who is on track to win the White House come 2020, President Trump still has the odds in his favor. There has been little change this week other than the late entry of Clinton who appears to have jumped from nowhere to threatening the top spots.

Political Odds: Hillary Clinton’s Last-Minute Sprint?

Trump worshippers wet dream, maybe.

 

[SassyIrishLass]

Not one of them can beat Trump

Fact

 

[TheGreenHornet]

Dick Morris: 'If You Feel a Pulse, You Know Hillary’s Going to Run' | Breitbart