McCain’s political betting contest at SBG Global

More often than not the response from political betting commentators has been ‘no’. There are many of reasons to discount McCain’s political betting campaign such as his age, his inelegance on the podium, his lack of coherent ideas, his poorly organized political betting campaign strategy, etc. But the fact of the matter remains, which with just several months left in the political betting contest, he remains very tight with front-runner Barak Obama in many of the political odds polls.

Nationwide, McCain’s numbers in the political odds polls show the two candidates very close. And in fact, a recent political betting poll in Kentucky showed McCain to have a double digit-lead over Obama in the political betting contest. There are similar results in other states and generally much reason for McCain to remain optimistic about his political betting campaign.

Despite what some political betting commentators may have stated, McCain is still very much in this contest and his political odds remain good. In order to win this battle McCain must stick with his strengths. For many political betting observers these aren’t that numerous, but he must simply pound home the theme until political betting voters believe what he is saying.

He must convince voters that he remains the candidate for issues such as national security and foreign policy, no matter how true these political betting claims may be. In almost every other area potential political betting voters tend to favor Obama. But if McCain beats these single issues drums, sooner or later enough voters will believe it and he could take the political betting victory from the hands of the Democrats.