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Someone was asking for an over-under on what day he leaves office. I would easily take the over on that, every time.

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Feb 11 '17, 08:34

The odds of this runaway freight train being reined in are slim.

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Well, what's *your* over-under guess? For instance, do you think there's a 50-50 chance he completes his first term and is re-elected? - mara Feb 11, 08:43 10
- If Bannon stays in the whitehouse more than a year, I think there's more like a 60-75% chance of re-election -- nm - Beryllium Feb 11, 08:46 5
  - (And this is why I would take the over: because the third election might go well for him, as well) -- nm - Beryllium Feb 11, 08:47 4
    - Would you take the over if the over-under is 7 years in office? -- nm - mara Feb 11, 08:51 3
      - And if so, how much money would you like to put on it? -- nm - mara Feb 11, 08:52 2
        
        hmm. I'll happily pay you $5 Canadian if he's out of office before July 2022. - Beryllium Feb 11, 09:40 1 1
        
        You're on! -- nm - mara Feb 11, 09:42 1
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  - Is that mostly based on incumbents are more likely to be reelected than lose, or something else? -- nm - Cuzzin Todd Feb 11, 08:54 2
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      - Good, cause I thought it was a bit early for 2020 polling. - Cuzzin Todd Feb 11, 09:27
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