A scan of headlines from the American media told me that reporters here in the States may be looking, temporarily at least, at other issues in American politics. On Kalshi, the question, “Will Trump be impeached and removed from office?”, saw only the slightest changes in the statistics. There is nothing in today’s press reports … Continue reading Trump continues to holdoff question of impeachment and removal.
Slightly better news for supporters of U.S. President Donald Trump on the question of whether the President will be impeached and removed from office. Yesterday, Kalshi reported an unrealized return of -$0.02 on the bet that Mr. Trump’s presidency would not survive to 20 January 2029. The question last traded at a “no” of 82 … Continue reading The bet on an impeachment and removal of Trump slumps ever so slightly.
At 8:54 am this morning, Kalshi reported an unrealized return of zero dollars on the question of whether President Donald Trump would be impeached and leave office. At that time, the event contract last traded “no” at $0.84. The payout was listed at $1.16. Market value of the contract was -$0.97 and a total return … Continue reading On the question of impeachment and removal, the markets appear quiet for now.
Chances that U.S. President Donald J. Trump would be impeached and removed from the White House went down slightly today between 9:18 am and 7:29 pm. According to news from Reuters, Mr. Trump’s approval rating this morning was below 36%. The United States’ war with Iran was showing no signs this morning of easing up. … Continue reading Trump experiences a slight bump on whether he will be impeached and removed from office.
No changes from yesterday as markets maintained their bets that U.S. President Donald Trump may be able to hold on to the Oval Office until 20 January 2029. Kalshi on the question as to whether Mr. Trump will be impeached and forced to leave office has a “yes” answer priced at $.18 while a “no” … Continue reading The markets are still betting that Trump will survive attempts to remove him from office.
Watching a television commercial featuring an attorney claiming how much money he can win for you in a personal injury suit or seeing a billboard featuring extravagantly dressed attorneys standing in front of a Rolls Royce is enough to give consumers the impression that attorneys are nothing but ambulance chasers. I can see why the … Continue reading The attorney’s role in a political economy goes beyond chasing ambulances ….
