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Re: About Liz Truss wanting to return to frontline politics – politicalbetting.com
5th, like the proportion of rent-free head space given over to Liz Truss in a certain type of PBer's brain.
Re: About Liz Truss wanting to return to frontline politics – politicalbetting.com
So nobleFirst unlike RaynerShe took one for the team. Farage's fannies have been relegated to the inside pages on the weekend of their big bun fight. An altruistic sacrifice if ever I saw one.
She truly is the people’s princess.
Taz
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Re: About Liz Truss wanting to return to frontline politics – politicalbetting.com
Truss taught us a valuable lesson: that the room for manoeuvre of a UK government is quite limited and that the penalties for exceeding those limits are harsh. It is the reluctance of politicians of all stripes to accept the value of that lesson that I find painful.
DavidL
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Re: About Liz Truss wanting to return to frontline politics – politicalbetting.com
The problem labour face now is the election of the next deputy leader with Corbynites eyeing the positionFirst unlike RaynerSecond like Rayners second coming. She will be back...
Labour are facing the prospect of a very divisive time within their ranks
Re: About Liz Truss wanting to return to frontline politics – politicalbetting.com
Truss was a disaster for the conservatives and like Dorries yesterday, I would be delighted if she joined Reform
Re: About Liz Truss wanting to return to frontline politics – politicalbetting.com
Good morning all of the peoples.
Truss joining Reform would be a catalyst for their polling decline. Opinion on her and the events of Sept Oct 2022 are now fixed.
Ergo Nogo
Truss joining Reform would be a catalyst for their polling decline. Opinion on her and the events of Sept Oct 2022 are now fixed.
Ergo Nogo
Re: Punters think today was a good day for Wes Streeting – politicalbetting.com
Maybe they are, but I just felt it came across as cringeworthy and over confident and it reminded me of the Labour party Sheffield rally a week before the 1992 GE.Who thought that using stage pyrotechnics when Farage arrive on stage at the Reform conference would be a good idea, is this an American import?! While it might have gone down well with his membership fan base in the conference hall, it was distracting and looked utterly bizarre on the news and certainly didn't convey the statesman like gravitas you would have expected for the leader of the party currently leading in the polls.I understand what you're saying, but maybe people are fed up with serious politics and are in the mood for this type of cheesy, naff stuff from the likes of Andrea Jenkyns and Dr David Bull.
As for Andrea Jenkins cringeworthy entrance on stage, I thought I had been transported back to Eurovision about forty years ago, again hardly conveying the gravitas of a party that is supposedly seriously waiting to form the next government. And thanks to the Angela Raynor resignation from all her front bench roles in the Government and the Labour party, Keir Starmer then took the opportunity to hold a reshuffle to shore up his own position which resulted in the Labour party leaving Farage and the Reform party conference as a footnote in the televised news cycle and knocked them completely off all the front pages.
fitalass
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Re: About Liz Truss wanting to return to frontline politics – politicalbetting.com
Truss was a disaster for the conservatives and like Dorries yesterday, I would be delighted if she joined ReformThe Tory problem is not that their nutcases are joining Reform, it's that they are taking their voters with them.
Foxy
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Re: About Liz Truss wanting to return to frontline politics – politicalbetting.com
I'm genuinely surprised at that figure. Liz Truss returning to frontline politics for Reform sounds like a truly excellent idea to me.
ydoethur
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Re: Punters think today was a good day for Wes Streeting – politicalbetting.com
Not the last. The House of Lancaster had very little to do with Lancaster, while the Stanley levies were from further south around what is now Liverpool.Decanting my older child back to uni today. As she’s at St Andrew’s, and has a ton of stuff for the new year in a new house-share, it’s a long tough job. We are overnighting in LancasterA historic town too with a castle and university and a centre in the War of the Roses
What an attractive town! I’m v pleasantly surprised. Normally and sadly British towns surprise on the downside these days. But stone-built Lancaster is ruggedly handsome, with a bracing location, and feels actively prosperous (in the centre, at least)
Flag report from 6 hours of driving
A few around London. Basically none from Luton up to Brum. Then a couple. Then a LOT in the north - at one stage almost every bridge had one. More 🇬🇧 than 🏴
It also has a large parish church and a Catholic cathedral though.
ydoethur
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