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Will President Obama walk down Pennsylvania Avenue on January 20, 2009?
Current forecast: 38% chance 
Combining all predictions, the current forecast is that this is 38% likely to happen (unchanged in last 1 day)
Here are the questions built in within this question that you'll factor:
- will the next president be sworn in on the day stipulated by the Constitution as Inauguration Day?
- if so, will the weather be nice enough for a walk?
- is he a walker or a rider?
Question will be suspended on the Dec 31, 2008.
- will the next president be sworn in on the day stipulated by the Constitution as Inauguration Day?
- if so, will the weather be nice enough for a walk?
- is he a walker or a rider?
Question will be suspended on the Dec 31, 2008.
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Initial likelihoods: Yes: 22%
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Created Fri 12th Sep 7:50pm PDT by carnacthemagnificent
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destry: show details ... nice enough for a walk? <br/> - if so, will the president be an old, white guy OR a young, black guy? <br/> - is he a walker ... Dec 31, 2008. <br/> <br/> Initial percentage based on 57% chance of Obama winning the election (current hubdub wisdom) and 50-50 chance he decides to walk and factoring in the unfactorable. : )
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USA Today 18 hours ago
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Wall Street Journal Online 20 hours ago
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Washington Post 1 day ago
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CNN 2 days ago
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score: 10
USA Today 2 days ago
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Of course, a "maverick" president could take off at a run, with 50 secret service agents chasing him down Pennsylvania Avenue...hmmm?
To many wackos out there - just ask the Kennedy's!
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