Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, John McCain and Rudolph
\nGiuliani respectively are the current favorites to win the US<\/st1:place><\/st1:country-region>
\nPresidential election according to one of the European sportsbooks<\/a> Ladbrokes. <\/p>\n

Hillary Clinton is the slight favorite at 5\/4, followed
\nclosely by Obama at 2\/1, John McCain at 4\/1 and Giuliani at 8\/1. Surging
\nRepublican Mike Huckabee<\/span> is 12\/1, potential
\nthird-party candidate Michael Bloomberg is 16\/1, and Mitt Romney at 20\/1.<\/p>\n

Pro-choice when it comes to betting online candidate Ron
\nPaul is at 66\/1. Also-rans include \u201ctwo-Americas\u201d John Edwards and Fred
\nThompson each at 100\/1. Disgraced potential Green Party candidate Cynthia
\nMcKinney does not even show up on the radar screen. <\/span><\/p>\n

Our preferred online casino is NewBodog<\/a> but
\nthey currently do not have updated POTUS<\/span> odds. Republican
\nvoters proved sports
\nbetting expert<\/a> Joe Duffy correct when he correctly stated, \u201cA comeback by
\nthe Arizona Senator would surprise few Presidential historians,\u201d when we
\npreviously previewed the potential Republican<\/a>
\nand Democratic<\/a>
\nnominees. <\/p>\n

Regardless of the nominee, Democrats are heavily favored
\nto take the White House at 2\/5 while the GOP is 7\/4. This is quite surprising
\nconsidering the Democratic controlled Congress has approval ratings double
\ndigits below the Republican President George Bush. <\/p>\n

OffshoreInsiders.com<\/b><\/a> will continue
\nto update political odds and previews. <\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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