The Odds-On Favorite

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As President Trump proved in 2016, the pollsters predicting election outcomes can be shockingly – horrifically and maddeningly to Democrats 😉 – wrong. So, let’s move away from pollsters and look at what the people whose odds predictions directly affect their bottom line and continued financial existence, the bookmakers. At the time of this image’s posting, these odds-making professionals had President Trump at a 62.7% chance of winning, with Kamala’s chances of victory plummeting at a precipitous rate.

I’m attaching more credence to the bookmakers’ predictions than the pollsters’. They have a vested interest in being right, whereas the pollsters, being attached to or paid by the media, have a vested interest in generating or maintaining drama.

Two related points for Americans to internalize and be ready to respond to: All this means that there’s also a 62.7% chance of the Dems cheating. This is another reason for the pollsters to claim the race is neck and neck; it makes it easier for the Dems to cheat if the masses believe the election is so close that a comparatively few votes could swing the result.

Remember, the odds are only accurate when the scales aren’t being tipped.

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