Donald Trump's Chances Of Winning 2024 Election Soar To Near-Record High

[carolinakid]

let nail this election guys

 

[fiftycint]

lets nail some basketball games instead

 

[lekidecincinnati]

says who????? nobody eve won an election in march

 

[lekidecincinnati]

lets nail some basketball games instead

he's lost about 7 of those in a row, high juice buying points loses his ass

 

[carolinakid]

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[carolinakid]

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[carolinakid]

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[lekidecincinnati]

i stay out of your stupid thread so grow a set of balls and stay the hell out of my threads

good luck with ur plays

 

[carolinakid]

MSN

 

[carolinakid]

 

[lekidecincinnati]

can u think for urself or just copy and paste

 

[carolinakid]

 

[lekidecincinnati]

how many report violations have u submitted sir

 

[carolinakid]

pause for

 

[lekidecincinnati]

just 1 right now you want to try for 2 jerk

I'll have another

 

[lekidecincinnati]

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Donald Trump's odds of winning the 2024 presidential election surged to a near record high since he announced his candidacy in November 2022 with a leading bookmaker on Monday.
After the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the former president can appear on the ballot in Colorado—overturning a previous decision from the state's supreme court—the Betfair odds on Trump securing a second term surged to 50 percent, up from 6/5 or 45.5 percent on Sunday.
Speaking to Newsweek, Betfair spokesperson Sam Rosbottom said the latest odds are Trump's most favorable with the company since he announced his 2024 presidential bid with the exception of "about an hour" in September when they hit 51 percent.
In December, the Colorado Supreme Court had concluded Trump was constitutionally ineligible to serve a second term as president due to "Section Three of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution," which deals with insurrection. The 14th Amendment states no person shall "hold any office, civil of military" if they previously swore an oath "to support the Constitution" then went on to engage in "insurrection or rebellion."
Trump's critics argue his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election result, including the storming of Congress by hundreds of his supporters on January 6 2021, constituted an insurrection thus making him ineligible to serve a second term.
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The Supreme Court ruled "States have no power under the Constitution to enforce Section 3 [of the 14th Amendment] with respect to federal offices, especially the Presidency." It did not comment on whether Trump had engaged in an insurrection,
In the latest Betfair odds, released after Monday's ruling, President Joe Biden was the second most favored candidate to win in November with odds of 11/4, or 26.7 percent. He was followed by Michelle Obama, who hasn't announced a presidential bid and has endorsed Biden, on 13/1 or 7.1 percent.
Then came independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on 29/1, Vice President Kamala Harris on 37/1 and Republican candidate Nikki Haley on 41/1.
Like Michelle Obama, Harris hasn't launched her own bid for the 2024 presidential election and is currently Biden's running mate.

 

[lekidecincinnati]

i find it hilarious how confident you are in trump winning when hillary ran against trump she was over 90 pct odds to win

don't count your chickens before they hatch

 

[Wagerallsports]

These are the current odds at betonline

Winning Party​

Republicans
-115
Democrats
+100


I’m actually going to bet quite a bit on Democratic Party

If democrats win, I’ll get paid

If trump wins, it will be worth losing the bets

A Win-Win wager