If we are talking about the New Hampshire Senet race, I would like to mention the Libertarian Candidate for that race, Jeremy Kauffman, who has been producing some quite good adds, well funny anyway. e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXXlTyJb684
Hint: watch more than the first 20 seconds to get the joke.
Very late to the party as per usual I suspect but a quick look at the boundary changes for my part of the world.
The current East Ham constituency reduced by a third, with everything south of the A13 going into the new West Ham & Beckton constituency.
However, the excessively large (on existing boundaries) West Ham & Beckton loses much of the land north of the A124 (the Barking Road) - including Stratford - to the new Stratford & Bow constituency which will straddle both Newham and Tower Hamlets.
In effect, Newham will go from two constituencies to two and a half as will Tower Hamlets with Poplar & Limehouse losing a little in the north and west to a new Bethnal Green & Stepney constituency.
Net effect - 4 Labour seats become 5 Labour seats though I'd expect the Greens to finish second in Stratford & Bow next time.
Did Williamson not run Sunak's leadership campaign? And then he made him Minister without Portfolio - the Mandelson role. That piece makes out that they barely know each other and that Williamson's presence at the heart of Government is some sort of odd coincidence.
Very late to the party as per usual I suspect but a quick look at the boundary changes for my part of the world.
The current East Ham constituency reduced by a third, with everything south of the A13 going into the new West Ham & Beckton constituency.
However, the excessively large (on existing boundaries) West Ham & Beckton loses much of the land north of the A124 (the Barking Road) - including Stratford - to the new Stratford & Bow constituency which will straddle both Newham and Tower Hamlets.
In effect, Newham will go from two constituencies to two and a half as will Tower Hamlets with Poplar & Limehouse losing a little in the north and west to a new Bethnal Green & Stepney constituency.
Net effect - 4 Labour seats become 5 Labour seats though I'd expect the Greens to finish second in Stratford & Bow next time.
Some very large rural constituencies. My folks village in south wilts in the same constituency as villages north of the M4 by Swindon.
Very late to the party as per usual I suspect but a quick look at the boundary changes for my part of the world.
The current East Ham constituency reduced by a third, with everything south of the A13 going into the new West Ham & Beckton constituency.
However, the excessively large (on existing boundaries) West Ham & Beckton loses much of the land north of the A124 (the Barking Road) - including Stratford - to the new Stratford & Bow constituency which will straddle both Newham and Tower Hamlets.
In effect, Newham will go from two constituencies to two and a half as will Tower Hamlets with Poplar & Limehouse losing a little in the north and west to a new Bethnal Green & Stepney constituency.
Net effect - 4 Labour seats become 5 Labour seats though I'd expect the Greens to finish second in Stratford & Bow next time.
Some very large rural constituencies. My folks village in south wilts in the same constituency as villages north of the M4 by Swindon.
Either you mix urban and rural (sometimes unavoidable), or you have very large constituencies.
Very late to the party as per usual I suspect but a quick look at the boundary changes for my part of the world.
The current East Ham constituency reduced by a third, with everything south of the A13 going into the new West Ham & Beckton constituency.
However, the excessively large (on existing boundaries) West Ham & Beckton loses much of the land north of the A124 (the Barking Road) - including Stratford - to the new Stratford & Bow constituency which will straddle both Newham and Tower Hamlets.
In effect, Newham will go from two constituencies to two and a half as will Tower Hamlets with Poplar & Limehouse losing a little in the north and west to a new Bethnal Green & Stepney constituency.
Net effect - 4 Labour seats become 5 Labour seats though I'd expect the Greens to finish second in Stratford & Bow next time.
Some very large rural constituencies. My folks village in south wilts in the same constituency as villages north of the M4 by Swindon.
Either you mix urban and rural (sometimes unavoidable), or you have very large constituencies.
Or have much more varied constituency size.
Large constituencies seems the lesser evil.
I guess you can argue that lots of villages in rural wilts will be more similar in make up than being combined with Salisbury (as used to be the case).
Very late to the party as per usual I suspect but a quick look at the boundary changes for my part of the world.
The current East Ham constituency reduced by a third, with everything south of the A13 going into the new West Ham & Beckton constituency.
However, the excessively large (on existing boundaries) West Ham & Beckton loses much of the land north of the A124 (the Barking Road) - including Stratford - to the new Stratford & Bow constituency which will straddle both Newham and Tower Hamlets.
In effect, Newham will go from two constituencies to two and a half as will Tower Hamlets with Poplar & Limehouse losing a little in the north and west to a new Bethnal Green & Stepney constituency.
Net effect - 4 Labour seats become 5 Labour seats though I'd expect the Greens to finish second in Stratford & Bow next time.
Some very large rural constituencies. My folks village in south wilts in the same constituency as villages north of the M4 by Swindon.
Either you mix urban and rural (sometimes unavoidable), or you have very large constituencies.
Or have much more varied constituency size.
Large constituencies seems the lesser evil.
I guess you can argue that lots of villages in rural wilts will be more similar in make up than being combined with Salisbury (as used to be the case).
Well, ideally they could still be combined with it, or not cross over the Swindon boundary at all, but that's the population problem for you, and they've got a better proposal than the first anyway.
Not sure if it's what she means but an ex boss of mine used to refer to conversations with poor performing colleagues as "come to Jesus" chats. "It's time to join the flock, or flock off".
Sorry Johnny, yer hero Keef is the only man who can get away with eye liner after menopause.
Normally when a man is claimed to look like a middle aged woman, he doesn't really - he's just got slightly big hair or something. It can be mildly amusing, but that's about it. But is that really Jonny Depp? He genuinely looks like a middle aged woman.
A reminder for those who may be uninitiated in following US election coverage, or who may be coming back to it with fuzzy memories.
“I am going to go for the BBC coverage” is never an acceptable thought to have.
Isn’t “US” redundant in that post? Or at least has been for about 20 years.
There is a gentle, nostalgic charm to the BBC’s UK GE coverage at least. I will admit Sky is likely superior, though in 2019 they had that odious twerp Bercow which marked them down substantially.
God blessed them and said to them, "Be fruitful and increase in number your votes; fill the earth and subdue it through gerrymandering and voter suppression".
God blessed them and said to them, "Be fruitful and increase in number your votes; fill the earth and subdue it through gerrymandering and voter suppression".
Sacked as defence secretary for leaking from National Security Council. Sacked as education secretary over A-level exam chaos. Resigns as Cabinet Office minister after 2 weeks over bullying texts.
It's actually pretty hard to get properly sacked from the Cabinet. PMs will stick by you a long time because it is not worth making an enemy or giving a win to the opposition.
To manage it twice, and then be forced to resign from a senior ministerial position, is genuinely impressive.
Sorry Johnny, yer hero Keef is the only man who can get away with eye liner after menopause.
Normally when a man is claimed to look like a middle aged woman, he doesn't really - he's just got slightly big hair or something. It can be mildly amusing, but that's about it. But is that really Jonny Depp? He genuinely looks like a middle aged woman.
He hasn't quite pulled off "elegantly wasted androgyny" there, has he? Not that I can, I hasten to add. Not these days.
Sacked as defence secretary for leaking from National Security Council. Sacked as education secretary over A-level exam chaos. Resigns as Cabinet Office minister after 2 weeks over bullying texts.
Sacked as defence secretary for leaking from National Security Council. Sacked as education secretary over A-level exam chaos. Resigns as Cabinet Office minister after 2 weeks over bullying texts.
Perhaps he can use the "sword of truth", though I don't know who has it at present?
Not sure what name clearing he can do - the accusations seem to amount to that he is a bit of a dick, and his own words and the accounts of loads of people who have worked with him seem to bear that out.
The question was whether his acting that way was detrimental to the government, which it obviously was since if he was liked more they'd have toughed it out. But ain't no one been standing up for him to the level of Braverman.
It really isn't. It's in the middle of a robust election. It may be facing a choice almost as bad as Brazil's, but you can't without hyperbole claim it's not a functioning democracy. If all the countries are listed top to bottom in order of how democratic they are it's much closer to the top than the bottom.
A reminder for those who may be uninitiated in following US election coverage, or who may be coming back to it with fuzzy memories.
“I am going to go for the BBC coverage” is never an acceptable thought to have.
so what is the right ancer? PB and twitter?
From a broadcast perspective, I think it’s pretty much accepted that CNN tend to be good at assessing the trends and the numbers, and generally being on the ball with developments. You do however have to be able to stomach the ever present “liberal” bias, but then it’s the US media so partiality is everywhere.
Amazon shares are hugely down and investors are sick and tired of excuses for not making money. I think they will begin agitating for AWS to spin off into a separate company from the storefront.
A reminder for those who may be uninitiated in following US election coverage, or who may be coming back to it with fuzzy memories.
“I am going to go for the BBC coverage” is never an acceptable thought to have.
Isn’t “US” redundant in that post? Or at least has been for about 20 years.
There is a gentle, nostalgic charm to the BBC’s UK GE coverage at least. I will admit Sky is likely superior, though in 2019 they had that odious twerp Bercow which marked them down substantially.
I didn't see it, but for a certain type of viewer I'd have thought there'd be enjoyment from watching Bercow presumably really hating the outcome of the election.
It really isn't. It's in the middle of a robust election. It may be facing a choice almost as bad as Brazil's, but you can't without hyperbole claim it's not a functioning democracy. If all the countries are listed top to bottom in order of how democratic they are it's much closer to the top than the bottom.
A third of GOP candidates are election deniers. That's pretty serious.
And worth pointing out it's not really about bitcoin - it's about other cryptos (mainly ftx's own token and solana, which they have a sh*t ton of, but there is zero liquidity to sell into, making it worthless if you actually try to sell it - btc doesn't have that kind of liquidity problem).
From education secretary to minister without portfolio to resigned (again). From teacher to kid who forgot homework to expelled. You absolutely love to see it.
A reminder for those who may be uninitiated in following US election coverage, or who may be coming back to it with fuzzy memories.
“I am going to go for the BBC coverage” is never an acceptable thought to have.
Isn’t “US” redundant in that post? Or at least has been for about 20 years.
There is a gentle, nostalgic charm to the BBC’s UK GE coverage at least. I will admit Sky is likely superior, though in 2019 they had that odious twerp Bercow which marked them down substantially.
I didn't see it, but for a certain type of viewer I'd have thought there'd be enjoyment from watching Bercow presumably really hating the outcome of the election.
I’ve never understood why on election nights the BBC, Sky and ITV have different seat totals. Surely you update when a declaration is made? So why are they different?
Bye bye Gavin. Sunak has written a response to Gav's resignation letter:
Dear Gav, Thanks for resigning. I've absolutely no idea why I gave you a job in the first place, as everybody knows a) you're a complete shit and b) you're rubbish at any job you're given. But hey ho, everybody makes mistakes (especially me). Don't darken my door again - though I suspect you will. Cheers, Rishi PS Suella sends her love.
Sacked as defence secretary for leaking from National Security Council. Sacked as education secretary over A-level exam chaos. Resigns as Cabinet Office minister after 2 weeks over bullying texts.
Talk about coincidence - Depp has just appeared on my tv in a scent ad. Not sporting that "hard party grandma" look as it happens. More his usual edgy jack tar.
Talk about coincidence - Depp has just appeared on my tv in a scent ad. Not sporting that "hard party grandma" look as it happens. More his usual edgy jack tar.
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https://www.forbes.com/real-time-billionaires/#4d67f3d73d78
Hint: watch more than the first 20 seconds to get the joke.
I know this is an unpopular sentiment, but I quite like Jeff Bezos. His is a genuine rags-to-riches story, through hard work.
Luke Pollard in the Commons re: Qatar
“I declare an interest as a massive gay”
https://twitter.com/LukePollard/status/1589958923850760195
the history of infantry is just a slow-mo picture book of guys standing increasingly further apart
guys cuddling? early history
guys barely within shouting distance? late history
guys sorta semi close? middle history
https://twitter.com/notaterrornerd/status/1589727574326145025?cxt=HHwWgsDT1cuz7I8sAAAA
Very late to the party as per usual I suspect but a quick look at the boundary changes for my part of the world.
The current East Ham constituency reduced by a third, with everything south of the A13 going into the new West Ham & Beckton constituency.
However, the excessively large (on existing boundaries) West Ham & Beckton loses much of the land north of the A124 (the Barking Road) - including Stratford - to the new Stratford & Bow constituency which will straddle both Newham and Tower Hamlets.
In effect, Newham will go from two constituencies to two and a half as will Tower Hamlets with Poplar & Limehouse losing a little in the north and west to a new Bethnal Green & Stepney constituency.
Net effect - 4 Labour seats become 5 Labour seats though I'd expect the Greens to finish second in Stratford & Bow next time.
Janusz to be star baker. Abdul to go.
https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1590069187967320065
Doubt the founding fathers could have foreseen these power-crazed anti-demos whackos.
Or have much more varied constituency size.
Large constituencies seems the lesser evil.
"a moment of sudden realization, comprehension, or recognition that often precipitates a major change"
Maybe democracies need to be continually evolving.
“I am going to go for the BBC coverage” is never an acceptable thought to have.
But is that really Jonny Depp? He genuinely looks like a middle aged woman.
Gavin Williams-GONE
God blessed them and said to them, "Be fruitful and increase in number your votes; fill the earth and subdue it through gerrymandering and voter suppression".
https://twitter.com/TimCalWMUR/status/1590070562462003200
Sacked as defence secretary for leaking from National Security Council.
Sacked as education secretary over A-level exam chaos.
Resigns as Cabinet Office minister after 2 weeks over bullying texts.
https://twitter.com/KevinASchofield/status/1590077447273607168
To manage it twice, and then be forced to resign from a senior ministerial position, is genuinely impressive.
https://twitter.com/twlldun/status/1590077461085425664
Former Fifa president Sepp Blatter says the decision to award the 2022 World Cup to Qatar was a "mistake".
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/63554507
Perhaps he can use the "sword of truth", though I don't know who has it at present?
https://twitter.com/gabyhinsliff/status/1590078378761416704
The question was whether his acting that way was detrimental to the government, which it obviously was since if he was liked more they'd have toughed it out. But ain't no one been standing up for him to the level of Braverman.
You can never go wrong with PB though!
https://tqv.vrswebapps.com/?state=FL&county=DAD&election=838&ShowPrecinctSplits=1
Turned on the TV...
LOL!
Rishi Rich certainly knows how to pick them.
Down 12.3%
This seems to be the trigger;
https://www.ft.com/content/8db7e24b-5a15-4856-b81e-a2027157aaad
Although the big picture, explaining the rise and fall of crypto, is surely the fed.
https://hotair.com/headlines/2022/11/08/democrats-have-a-turnout-problem-today-n509192
But I'm not sure of his track record when it comes to mushy peas.
... not being able to exile clamatious ministers to Brussels and the Commission is a huge Brexit loss.
Dems - 2935
GOP - 7892
That is horrendous for the Dems
How would the BA pilots vote? We'll never know...
Couldn't happen to a nicer guy...
And worth pointing out it's not really about bitcoin - it's about other cryptos (mainly ftx's own token and solana, which they have a sh*t ton of, but there is zero liquidity to sell into, making it worthless if you actually try to sell it - btc doesn't have that kind of liquidity problem).
https://twitter.com/tompeck/status/1590080508540882944
Dear Gav,
Thanks for resigning. I've absolutely no idea why I gave you a job in the first place, as everybody knows a) you're a complete shit and b) you're rubbish at any job you're given. But hey ho, everybody makes mistakes (especially me).
Don't darken my door again - though I suspect you will.
Cheers,
Rishi
PS Suella sends her love.
https://www.gov.uk/government/ministers
Edit: Also from that page, John Glen is the only minister of Cabinet (or attending Cabinet) who is not the 'Rt Honourable'.
https://twitter.com/RalstonReports/status/1590082374674501633
https://twitter.com/RalstonReports/status/1590075685070024704
https://twitter.com/mikeysmith/status/1590082804880400384
The day America died.