Clinton - Obama Democratic Ticket a Possibility in 2008
New polls show that Senator Hillary Clinton is the favorite to win the 2008 presidential election. However, she has not yet come out to say that she will be running. In fact, after an interview on the TV show 'The View', expect some long shot odds to be put on a Clinton-Obama Democratic ticket, just keep an eye out for who will be running for president and vice president on the ticket.
Sportsbook.com already has Clinton as the favorite to win the 2008 presidential elections, they are showing 3-1 odds on her to win.
Earlier in the month, Howard Wolfson, a Clinton advisor said she was seeking counsel from her colleagues on whether she should run. He did not say when she would make a decision, but it appears a more likely possibility now that the new polls show her as a favorite over Republic John McCain to win.
The ultimate minority ticket of Clinton, a woman, and Obama, an African American, would be a true underdog bet being that neither minority has ever held either office of president or vice president in America.
The chances of them joining forces may be less likely because Barack Obama is considered another strong candidate for president on his own, however, the odds of him winning are only 10-1.
One thing is for sure, the 2008 presidential election will be the first in American history to be gambled on by a large number of American and International citizens.
December 20, 2006
Posted By Susan Torres
Staff Editor, CasinoGamblingWeb.com
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