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Re: Reform might be value in Makerfield now – politicalbetting.com
I'd expect Mr Burnham to win. He's very high profile and seems to be well-liked. I don't see why there should be any 'stop him' vote.Yes my sense is that there is no “we must not have him” vote, whereas that seems to be the case for everyone else.
Also I don't see why a new party should sit out a by-election to help another party beat him. By-elections are too scarce and a new party needs the experience. (Haven't noticed whether Your Party is in this campaign.)
In a way Burnham is where Starmer was in 2024. But unless Burnham has a plan he’s going to be right back where SKS is now.
Re: Reform might be value in Makerfield now – politicalbetting.com
There is apparently a substantial portion of Labour members who want to keep Starmer.I don't want Starmer to stay.
If some of them live in Makersfield, I wonder how they would vote in this by- election?
I don't want Burnham to replace him.
If I lived in Makerfield I would spoil my ballot.
Re: Reform might be value in Makerfield now – politicalbetting.com
There is apparently a substantial portion of Labour members who want to keep Starmer.
If some of them live in Makersfield, I wonder how they would vote in this by- election?
If some of them live in Makersfield, I wonder how they would vote in this by- election?
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Re: Reform might be value in Makerfield now – politicalbetting.com
Seven, eight, Burnham is great.Five, six, Reform are pricks....One two buckle my shoeThree four lay Restore
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Re: Reform might be value in Makerfield now – politicalbetting.com
SKS is the industrious box to box midfielder, Burnham is a vain glorious goal hanger. I'm pessimistic about him being an improvement.I'd expect Mr Burnham to win. He's very high profile and seems to be well-liked. I don't see why there should be any 'stop him' vote.Yes my sense is that there is no “we must not have him” vote, whereas that seems to be the case for everyone else.
Also I don't see why a new party should sit out a by-election to help another party beat him. By-elections are too scarce and a new party needs the experience. (Haven't noticed whether Your Party is in this campaign.)
In a way Burnham is where Starmer was in 2024. But unless Burnham has a plan he’s going to be right back where SKS is now.
Re: Reform might be value in Makerfield now – politicalbetting.com
One two buckle my shoeThree four lay Restore
Re: Labour’s share of the vote in Makerfield – politicalbetting.com
"I'd rather get wet than meet people."Raining here right now. I rather like that when I have to wander down to the local supermarket, means there's probably going to be fewer people in there.We have had a lot of rain overnight, the country roads were flooded this morning. Patchy cloud now and quite a surprisingly biting wind for the time of year. Fresh and very pleasant for the early walk.Blue sky and sunshine in AyrshireChrist! It's raining again. This morning it was strong winds. 7 June - and there's been about 3 days of summer so far. 👿We had a hailstorm this morning which laid partial waste to the council's nearby planter of pansies. Shame, it was rather pretty.
Re: Labour’s share of the vote in Makerfield – politicalbetting.com
I don't wonder what fuels reform..mindless slogans such as stop the boats and blaming brown people for the country's ills. Reform are playing to the sizeable racist minority in this country (30%) who like to blame immigrants for their own stupidity. We'll see how stupid they feel when they are stuck in nursing homes at the twilight of their lives watching brown people make their teas and wipe their bottoms for them.Remainers were the entitled class - who got their toys taken away by thick oiks.Entitled class? Farage, Johnson, Tice, Lowe, Gove, Rees Mogg. They won, they should suck it up.Brexit: A Very British Civil War – tonight, BBC2 9pm.I suppose we can't expect the BBC to make Brexit: How the Entitled Class Lost Their Shit...
And they still wonder what fuels Reform....
Reform might be value in Makerfield now – politicalbetting.com
Reform might be value in Makerfield now – politicalbetting.com
Based on the latest Survation poll Andy Burnham led Reform by 10% with Restore on 8%. If Nigel Farage’s party can squeeze Restore to within an inch of their political life and with then this effectively becomes a 50/50 race and given the price of Reform currently I think they are worth a punt.
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Re: Labour’s share of the vote in Makerfield – politicalbetting.com
Come off social media.It baffles me how people find the time for so much social media. Often there's TV of whatever type as well. There are many days I'm too busy to look at PB even.
I'm not on Instagram, TikTok, X or Bluesky and am increasingly avoiding LinkedIn too.
You'll feel much better for it.
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