How many people are now actually run over and killed by people "just over" the limit?
I'd hazard a guess it's somewhere around zero. So this new, more draconian policy will save no people.
Britain has some of the safest roads in the world (which is good). But if people are still being mowed down by drunken murdering fools, it is because these irresponsible, uninsured bastards just don't give a fuck, and would drink three bottles of vodka, then drive, kill a kid, and drive on, so what.
This tightening won't deter them, any more than the present laws do. I fail to see the logic.
Indeed, it will just hurt normal people with draconian punishments for being slightly over the limit - banned from driving and punitive insurance later - while the real culprits won't give a F.
Having children distracting you in the car can be just as dangerous.
And I speak as someone who avoids alcohol entirely when I drive.
Your last sentence says it all though. What's the attraction of drinking some homeopathic amount of booze in the first place? Just share the driving around, punish the J2O when it's your turn. What's the problem?
NEW: 2/3 of New Hampshire GOP voters favor temporarily banning Muslims who are not US citizens from entry, per preliminary exit poll results
But how many of them will vote for the only guy proposing that ?
Fewer than you'd think.
There is a great West Wing episode where Joh Lyman gets mad at polls because they indicate that some people think one thing but then vote diametrically opposite.
One of my closest mates couldn't be more Tory. He'd make Redwood look like a liberal. But he thinks that his views match with socialism.
"Nearly half of Republicans say they’re looking for a candidate from “outside the political establishment” – sentiment that’s boosted Donald Trump in Iowa and in national polls alike. On the Democratic side, fewer, about a quarter, are looking for an outsider.
As usual for New Hampshire, turnout by evangelicals is lower than in Iowa, where they were key to Ted Cruz’s first-place finish. Evangelicals account for about a quarter of Republican voters in these preliminary New Hampshire results, vs. 64 percent in Iowa.
Strong conservatives account for three in 10 GOP voters in New Hampshire, vs. 40 percent in Iowa. That said, three-quarters in New Hampshire are conservatives overall in these preliminary results, up sharply from 53 percent in the 2012 primary."
NH EXIT POLL: Which candidate Democrats support can depend on voters' age #Decision2016 pic.twitter.com/4LABnSgAOY
(I have no way to verify these!)
I'm really not surprised at the support for Sanders amongst under 30s.
It's quite heartening and definitely tugs at my inner lefty.
You have an inner lefty?
Yeah on some stuff I definitely dress to the left.
I'm glad I don't have a stupid amount of debt from uni for instance. I think the £12k I graduated with was fair enough, but people under 30 have eye watering amounts. Even bigger amounts in the US.
You know the drill, trampoline time for betting markets.
I'm not big on "picking up pennies in front of the bulldozer", so I never lay outsiders. It's just a stupid way of tying up capital.
Strange, the most successful gambling traders I know, who dominate Betfair, consider that easy money
For all those of us of very little brain, can you tell me what "picking up pennies in front of the bulldozer" means please?
Roberts phrase, but I am supposing it means laying big outsiders
Someone laid my 3000/1 £1 ew on LCFC winning the league. That is picking up pennies in front of a bulldozer!
Not if you lay that bet 6000 times and only pay out once.
If its your thing, I make Costa about 4000/1 to be top Prem scorer and there is £11 wanting to take 99s on the exchanges....
I am watching TGS fairly closely. There are a few contenders, though Jamie looks in fine fettle. Any of Lukaku, Kane or Aguero could pinch it from him.
Yeah Im so glad I emailed you Vardy was a good bet at 33/1 and you said cheers and didn't get me any!
I tipped on here a number of Leicester City bets. Winner at 20/1 and Top 4 finish at 2/1 as recently as the end of December.
Arsenal are a decent side so I don't think there is much value at 9/2 on Leicester win this weekend.
Yes but I said "Have you got a PP acc?"
You said "Yes"
I said "Vardy ew at 33s is a great bet, Ill have any you don't want..."
Still waiting!!
I mis-understand, have you no PP a/c?
If so then sorry!
Ha that's it! Nevermind, maybe I wasn't clear
Still a decent bet at 5/2 IMO, as is Leicester top scoring side at 6/1
After Sunday we have no more top 4 sides to play (though both ManU and Chelsea away) the rest of our matches are mostly lower half sides. I reckon 7 wins and 3 draws to clinch the title out of 13 remaining matches.
NEW: 2/3 of New Hampshire GOP voters favor temporarily banning Muslims who are not US citizens from entry, per preliminary exit poll results
But how many of them will vote for the only guy proposing that ?
Fewer than you'd think.
There is a great West Wing episode where Joh Lyman gets mad at polls because they indicate that some people think one thing but then vote diametrically opposite.
One of my closest mates couldn't be more Tory. He'd make Redwood look like a liberal. But he thinks that his views match with socialism.
I despair.
daveweigel @daveweigel 24h24 hours ago Talked to a voter at Rubio rally who disliked Cruz bc he had been a Gang of 8 member then flipped. Had to inform him he mixed up his Cubans.
daveweigel @daveweigel 24h24 hours ago So, having just explained to me why he didn't expect Cruz's flip, once it was RUBIO's flip, he immediately justified it. lol nothing matters
After Sunday we have no more top 4 sides to play (though both ManU and Chelsea away) the rest of our matches are mostly lower half sides. I reckon 7 wins and 3 draws to clinch the title out of 13 remaining matches.
It's the losses in games you expect to win that crush title dreams. Just sayin'
You know the drill, trampoline time for betting markets.
I'm not big on "picking up pennies in front of the bulldozer", so I never lay outsiders. It's just a stupid way of tying up capital.
Strange, the most successful gambling traders I know, who dominate Betfair, consider that easy money
For all those of us of very little brain, can you tell me what "picking up pennies in front of the bulldozer" means please?
Roberts phrase, but I am supposing it means laying big outsiders
Someone laid my 3000/1 £1 ew on LCFC winning the league. That is picking up pennies in front of a bulldozer!
Not if you lay that bet 6000 times and only pay out once.
If its your thing, I make Costa about 4000/1 to be top Prem scorer and there is £11 wanting to take 99s on the exchanges....
I am watching TGS fairly closely. There are a few contenders, though Jamie looks in fine fettle. Any of Lukaku, Kane or Aguero could pinch it from him.
Yeah Im so glad I emailed you Vardy was a good bet at 33/1 and you said cheers and didn't get me any!
I tipped on here a number of Leicester City bets. Winner at 20/1 and Top 4 finish at 2/1 as recently as the end of December.
Arsenal are a decent side so I don't think there is much value at 9/2 on Leicester win this weekend.
Yes but I said "Have you got a PP acc?"
You said "Yes"
I said "Vardy ew at 33s is a great bet, Ill have any you don't want..."
Still waiting!!
I mis-understand, have you no PP a/c?
If so then sorry!
Ha that's it! Nevermind, maybe I wasn't clear
Still a decent bet at 5/2 IMO, as is Leicester top scoring side at 6/1
After Sunday we have no more top 4 sides to play (though both ManU and Chelsea away) the rest of our matches are mostly lower half sides. I reckon 7 wins and 3 draws to clinch the title out of 13 remaining matches.
Terrible. What about the God-given right to drive around a public road after consuming intoxicating drugs. Brexit will probably save the UK from drink driving laws too.
Erm what have drink driving laws got to do with the EU. You are aware aren't you that the Scots have already reduced to 50µg/100ml blood?
"In 2008 in New Hampshire, 20 percent identified as "very liberal" — this year, 26 percent see themselves that way. Overall, liberals in the New Hampshire Democratic primary are up from 56 percent in 2008 to 68 percent today."
After Sunday we have no more top 4 sides to play (though both ManU and Chelsea away) the rest of our matches are mostly lower half sides. I reckon 7 wins and 3 draws to clinch the title out of 13 remaining matches.
It's the losses in games you expect to win that crush title dreams. Just sayin'
I have been watching Leicester City for many years, and certainly seen some surprising defeats, but the current side and tactics are a class above, but we shall see.
Half of Republican primary voters in New Hampshire say they’d be satisfied with Trump as the eventual nominee, vs. about four in 10 for Rubio and Cruz alik
Off topic. Amazon have just released a game engine (Lumberyard). Love this clause in the ToS:
57.10 Acceptable Use; Safety-Critical Systems. Your use of the Lumberyard Materials must comply with the AWS Acceptable Use Policy. The Lumberyard Materials are not intended for use with life-critical or safety-critical systems, such as use in operation of medical equipment, automated transportation systems, autonomous vehicles, aircraft or air traffic control, nuclear facilities, manned spacecraft, or military use in connection with live combat.
However, this restriction will not apply in the event of the occurrence (certified by the United States Centers for Disease Control or successor body) of a widespread viral infection transmitted via bites or contact with bodily fluids that causes human corpses to reanimate and seek to consume living human flesh, blood, brain or nerve tissue and is likely to result in the fall of organized civilization.
Half of Republican primary voters in New Hampshire say they’d be satisfied with Trump as the eventual nominee, vs. about four in 10 for Rubio and Cruz alik
They really don't like Rubio and Cruz there. That talk about abortion and God may be good for Iowa but is a bad fit for N.H.
Off topic. Amazon have just released a game engine (Lumberyard). Love this clause in the ToS:
57.10 Acceptable Use; Safety-Critical Systems. Your use of the Lumberyard Materials must comply with the AWS Acceptable Use Policy. The Lumberyard Materials are not intended for use with life-critical or safety-critical systems, such as use in operation of medical equipment, automated transportation systems, autonomous vehicles, aircraft or air traffic control, nuclear facilities, manned spacecraft, or military use in connection with live combat.
However, this restriction will not apply in the event of the occurrence (certified by the United States Centers for Disease Control or successor body) of a widespread viral infection transmitted via bites or contact with bodily fluids that causes human corpses to reanimate and seek to consume living human flesh, blood, brain or nerve tissue and is likely to result in the fall of organized civilization.
So what games are we supposed to play mid zombie apocalypse? Have these people no sense?
Off topic. Amazon have just released a game engine (Lumberyard). Love this clause in the ToS:
57.10 Acceptable Use; Safety-Critical Systems. Your use of the Lumberyard Materials must comply with the AWS Acceptable Use Policy. The Lumberyard Materials are not intended for use with life-critical or safety-critical systems, such as use in operation of medical equipment, automated transportation systems, autonomous vehicles, aircraft or air traffic control, nuclear facilities, manned spacecraft, or military use in connection with live combat.
However, this restriction will not apply in the event of the occurrence (certified by the United States Centers for Disease Control or successor body) of a widespread viral infection transmitted via bites or contact with bodily fluids that causes human corpses to reanimate and seek to consume living human flesh, blood, brain or nerve tissue and is likely to result in the fall of organized civilization.
More evidence that Amazon ain't interested in the business of flogging books and crap made in China long term. Somebody else can do that, while they have the cloud tech and the logistics tech.
I wonder how much they had to play Crytek to license the core CryEngine tech. Given their recent financial troubles, surprised they didn't just buy them.
Fox News exit poll: Trump at 29% among indies, Kasich 18%, Bush 14%, Cruz 13%
Exit poll: Late deciders go to Kasich21 Trump21 Bush13 Rubio13 Shares values Cruz 23 Kasich 18 bush & Rubio 15
Late deciders are around 40-45%, same number for independents. And Trump does better with republicans than independents according to other parts of the exit polls.
If Rubio does 2 times better with republicans than independents and Kasich the reverse, you know the math.
FWIW (replying to SeanT), Finland does have a nice simple 0 alcohol limit for drivers (actually I think it's 0.01 or something to allow for people who inadvertently take some item that has a tiny element of alcohol). I have no idea whether it's popular, or has resulted in very low accident rates. But I do know lots of people who simply don't drink and drive, rather than fret about units and hours since last meal and all that stuff.
Back on topic, was that 51-48 report for Sanders confirmed? Sounds like a Clinton moral win if so.
FWIW (replying to SeanT), Finland does have a nice simple 0 alcohol limit for drivers (actually I think it's 0.01 or something to allow for people who inadvertently take some item that has a tiny element of alcohol). I have no idea whether it's popular, or has resulted in very low accident rates. But I do know lots of people who simply don't drink and drive, rather than fret about units and hours since last meal and all that stuff.
Back on topic, was that 51-48 report for Sanders confirmed? Sounds like a Clinton moral win if so.
Very much not confirmed. Level of Sanders victory far from clear at the moment.
(Also - I know plenty of 20 somethings who literally don't drink if they are driving that evening. Although some will still have alcohol in the blood the morning after the night before.)
FWIW (replying to SeanT), Finland does have a nice simple 0 alcohol limit for drivers (actually I think it's 0.01 or something to allow for people who inadvertently take some item that has a tiny element of alcohol). I have no idea whether it's popular, or has resulted in very low accident rates. But I do know lots of people who simply don't drink and drive, rather than fret about units and hours since last meal and all that stuff.
Back on topic, was that 51-48 report for Sanders confirmed? Sounds like a Clinton moral win if so.
If I am arrested here in Japan for drink driving I will be sacked from my job. It's a pretty good incentive not to take any chances. The limit is also v.low, so there's no debate about just the one etc.
You can also get a special taxi service that takes you and drives your car home too.
Some idiot on CNN has said that "Bloomberg although he wont win a single state will try to get delegates to throw the presidential election to the house of representatives".
It's the Electoral College and you get electoral votes only by winning states you idiot, it's not a primary.
This bloody exit poll is like a cryptic crossword and fucking sudoku rolled into 1.
The stuff they are releases is everything but the bottom line numbers. I am seriously waiting for them to report "boxers or briefs" %'s before the real numbers.
This bloody exit poll is like a cryptic crossword and fucking sudoku rolled into 1.
When I was younger I used to go a lot of puzzles, which had a big chart where you had to get {name, choice of sandwich; choice of venue} where Jane doesn't want the same sandwich as the person who is going to the park.
This bloody exit poll is like a cryptic crossword and fucking sudoku rolled into 1.
The stuff they are releases is everything but the bottom line numbers. I am seriously waiting for them to report "boxers or briefs" %'s before the real numbers.
Imagine they had done this on May 7th here.
"The number of predicted Liberal Democrat seats is a palindrome adding up to one more than the sum of the digits of the Conservative seats ..."
FWIW (replying to SeanT), Finland does have a nice simple 0 alcohol limit for drivers (actually I think it's 0.01 or something to allow for people who inadvertently take some item that has a tiny element of alcohol). I have no idea whether it's popular, or has resulted in very low accident rates. But I do know lots of people who simply don't drink and drive, rather than fret about units and hours since last meal and all that stuff.
Back on topic, was that 51-48 report for Sanders confirmed? Sounds like a Clinton moral win if so.
If I am arrested here in Japan for drink driving I will be sacked from my job. It's a pretty good incentive not to take any chances. The limit is also v.low, so there's no debate about just the one etc.
You can also get a special taxi service that takes you and drives your car home too.
You can do that taxi thing here, Top Gear did it one year.
Some idiot on CNN has said that "Bloomberg although he wont win a single state will try to get delegates to throw the presidential election to the house of representatives".
It's the Electoral College and you get electoral votes only by winning states you idiot, it's not a primary.
Finally a CNN political contributor said that Trump looks like he's going to win tonight. And they said that Sanders looks like he's going to do very well tonight.
It's like torture to try to get the info out of them.
Finally a CNN political contributor said that Trump looks like he's going to win tonight. And they said that Sanders looks like he's going to do very well tonight.
It's like torture to try to get the info out of them.
I think you and our furry friend @TheWhiterabbit are the best commentators !
Some idiot on CNN has said that "Bloomberg although he wont win a single state will try to get delegates to throw the presidential election to the house of representatives".
It's the Electoral College and you get electoral votes only by winning states you idiot, it's not a primary.
Maine and Nebraska potentially split their EVs...
What are the chances that a billionaire from Wall Street running as an independent will win a single EV in Nebraska or Maine?
NH predicts : Bernie by 20, Trump by 10 (MOE +/- 3)
If true, that sounds like good news for the second placed candidate with probably between 18% - 20% of the vote ..... but who will it be (as if we don't know)?
Some idiot on CNN has said that "Bloomberg although he wont win a single state will try to get delegates to throw the presidential election to the house of representatives".
It's the Electoral College and you get electoral votes only by winning states you idiot, it's not a primary.
Maine and Nebraska potentially split their EVs...
What are the chances that a billionaire from Wall Street running as an independent will win a single EV in Nebraska or Maine?
Hillary might pick up a few. I thought Bill Clinton, Madeleine Albright's comments were seriously sad today.
Trump consolidates his national lead in a large poll
Morning Consult 3-7 Feb Asked of 4,287 registered voters
Jeb Bush (R) 6% Ben Carson (R) 9% Chris Christie (R) 3% Ted Cruz (R) 17% Carly Fiorina (R) 2% John Kasich (R) 2% Marco Rubio (R) 15% Donald Trump (R) 38% Other 1% Undecided 8%
Finally a CNN political contributor said that Trump looks like he's going to win tonight. And they said that Sanders looks like he's going to do very well tonight.
It's like torture to try to get the info out of them.
I always though New Hampshire a fairly sensible sort of place, but it goes for Trump and Saunders.
Reading the exit runes Bernie clearly a big win and seeing the ad spend and Hillary changing her campaign staff I'm think 20% blow out. Exits look good for Trump - I was worried about his turnout operation but the exits breakdowns show he's going to win 10% is a good result for him. Cruz looks good for 3rd with Kasich 2nd. Rubio needs to be at least 4th to carry on and that's between him and Bush. Christie wont feature but will stay in so he can be at the next debate and do over Rubio again - he really hates Rubio.
Some idiot on CNN has said that "Bloomberg although he wont win a single state will try to get delegates to throw the presidential election to the house of representatives".
It's the Electoral College and you get electoral votes only by winning states you idiot, it's not a primary.
You can win two (possibly three?) Votes without winning a state due to Maine and Nebraska's allocations.
However, throwing the election to the House is hardly the way for an independent to win the election either!
Some idiot on CNN has said that "Bloomberg although he wont win a single state will try to get delegates to throw the presidential election to the house of representatives".
It's the Electoral College and you get electoral votes only by winning states you idiot, it's not a primary.
Maine and Nebraska potentially split their EVs...
What are the chances that a billionaire from Wall Street running as an independent will win a single EV in Nebraska or Maine?
NH predicts : Bernie by 20, Trump by 10 (MOE +/- 3)
If true, that sounds like good news for the second placed candidate with probably between 18% - 20% of the vote ..... but who will it be (as if we don't know)?
If Trump only wins by 10, it's because he's got 26%
Reading the exit runes Bernie clearly a big win and seeing the ad spend and Hillary changing her campaign staff I'm think 20% blow out. Exits look good for Trump - I was worried about his turnout operation but the exits breakdowns show he's going to win 10% is a good result for him. Cruz looks good for 3rd with Kasich 2nd. Rubio needs to be at least 4th to carry on and that's between him and Bush. Christie wont feature but will stay in so he can be at the next debate and do over Rubio again - he really hates Rubio.
I do hope Chris Christie stays in. He's amazing on a debate stage. And a clear lay at 65.
NH predicts : Bernie by 20, Trump by 10 (MOE +/- 3)
If true, that sounds like good news for the second placed candidate with probably between 18% - 20% of the vote ..... but who will it be (as if we don't know)?
If Trump only wins by 10, it's because he's got 26%
Finally a CNN political contributor said that Trump looks like he's going to win tonight. And they said that Sanders looks like he's going to do very well tonight.
It's like torture to try to get the info out of them.
I always though New Hampshire a fairly sensible sort of place, but it goes for Trump and Saunders.
American politics is weird.
We've already got Corbyn - and who knows who will replace Cameron.......
Some idiot on CNN has said that "Bloomberg although he wont win a single state will try to get delegates to throw the presidential election to the house of representatives".
It's the Electoral College and you get electoral votes only by winning states you idiot, it's not a primary.
You can win two (possibly three?) Votes without winning a state due to Maine and Nebraska's allocations.
However, throwing the election to the House is hardly the way for an independent to win the election either!
Bloomberg aint winning a single vote in either Nebraska or Maine. If it goes to the House whoever is the Republican candidate wins. GOP Representatives wont vote down a GOP Presidential candidate under any circs since they wont win a Primary re-election. This they know.
NH predicts : Bernie by 20, Trump by 10 (MOE +/- 3)
If true, that sounds like good news for the second placed candidate with probably between 18% - 20% of the vote ..... but who will it be (as if we don't know)?
If Trump only wins by 10, it's because he's got 26%
Someone 20, Trump 30
I don't see it. But let's go halves and say 18/28 is a possibility.
Finally a CNN political contributor said that Trump looks like he's going to win tonight. And they said that Sanders looks like he's going to do very well tonight.
It's like torture to try to get the info out of them.
I always though New Hampshire a fairly sensible sort of place, but it goes for Trump and Saunders.
American politics is weird.
The main thing about New Hampshire is they like their mavericks and strong personalities, more than they like specific political philosophies. That was probably the reason for, for example, John McCain's success in NH in the past, rather than his "moderate" politics.
NH predicts : Bernie by 20, Trump by 10 (MOE +/- 3)
If true, that sounds like good news for the second placed candidate with probably between 18% - 20% of the vote ..... but who will it be (as if we don't know)?
If Trump only wins by 10, it's because he's got 26%
Someone 20, Trump 30
I don't see it. But let's go halves and say 18/28 is a possibility.
Finally a CNN political contributor said that Trump looks like he's going to win tonight. And they said that Sanders looks like he's going to do very well tonight.
It's like torture to try to get the info out of them.
I always though New Hampshire a fairly sensible sort of place, but it goes for Trump and Saunders.
American politics is weird.
The main thing about New Hampshire is they like their mavericks and strong personalities, more than they like specific political philosophies. That was probably the reason for, for example, John McCain's success in NH in the past, rather than his "moderate" politics.
It's been 30 years since they picked the future candidate, for either party
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There is a great West Wing episode where Joh Lyman gets mad at polls because they indicate that some people think one thing but then vote diametrically opposite.
One of my closest mates couldn't be more Tory. He'd make Redwood look like a liberal. But he thinks that his views match with socialism.
I despair.
"Nearly half of Republicans say they’re looking for a candidate from “outside the political establishment” – sentiment that’s boosted Donald Trump in Iowa and in national polls alike. On the Democratic side, fewer, about a quarter, are looking for an outsider.
As usual for New Hampshire, turnout by evangelicals is lower than in Iowa, where they were key to Ted Cruz’s first-place finish. Evangelicals account for about a quarter of Republican voters in these preliminary New Hampshire results, vs. 64 percent in Iowa.
Strong conservatives account for three in 10 GOP voters in New Hampshire, vs. 40 percent in Iowa. That said, three-quarters in New Hampshire are conservatives overall in these preliminary results, up sharply from 53 percent in the 2012 primary."
It's quite heartening and definitely tugs at my inner lefty.
I'm glad I don't have a stupid amount of debt from uni for instance. I think the £12k I graduated with was fair enough, but people under 30 have eye watering amounts. Even bigger amounts in the US.
That's "vote among people who haven't voted before" (which is itself, according to another tweet, 13%).
Talked to a voter at Rubio rally who disliked Cruz bc he had been a Gang of 8 member then flipped. Had to inform him he mixed up his Cubans.
daveweigel @daveweigel 24h24 hours ago
So, having just explained to me why he didn't expect Cruz's flip, once it was RUBIO's flip, he immediately justified it. lol nothing matters
If I lose money, I lose money.
I'm going to bed. Good luck nightowls.
Do you think (benefits brake) would put anybody off coming here? "No. Frankly not.": Jose Manuel Barroso #Newsnight
"In 2008 in New Hampshire, 20 percent identified as "very liberal" — this year, 26 percent see themselves that way. Overall, liberals in the New Hampshire Democratic primary are up from 56 percent in 2008 to 68 percent today."
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/new-hampshire-exit-poll-results-new-hampshire-republicans-look-very-n515006
The USA is truly a world away from the UK.
Get your calculators.
1/7th are under 30.
57.10 Acceptable Use; Safety-Critical Systems. Your use of the Lumberyard Materials must comply with the AWS Acceptable Use Policy. The Lumberyard Materials are not intended for use with life-critical or safety-critical systems, such as use in operation of medical equipment, automated transportation systems, autonomous vehicles, aircraft or air traffic control, nuclear facilities, manned spacecraft, or military use in connection with live combat.
However, this restriction will not apply in the event of the occurrence (certified by the United States Centers for Disease Control or successor body) of a widespread viral infection transmitted via bites or contact with bodily fluids that causes human corpses to reanimate and seek to consume living human flesh, blood, brain or nerve tissue and is likely to result in the fall of organized civilization.
Any idea of the exit poll sample size?
http://www.infowars.com/poll-most-voters-in-us-agree-with-trump-on-muslim-ban/
https://yougov.co.uk/news/2015/12/09/brits-oppose-muslim-policy-pockets-approval/
That talk about abortion and God may be good for Iowa but is a bad fit for N.H.
They CAN be wrong !
Exit poll: Late deciders go to Kasich21 Trump21 Bush13 Rubio13
Shares values Cruz 23 Kasich 18 bush & Rubio 15
Trump did terribly with late breakers in Iowa don't forget so that looks pretty good for him.
I wonder how much they had to play Crytek to license the core CryEngine tech. Given their recent financial troubles, surprised they didn't just buy them.
And Trump does better with republicans than independents according to other parts of the exit polls.
If Rubio does 2 times better with republicans than independents and Kasich the reverse, you know the math.
Back on topic, was that 51-48 report for Sanders confirmed? Sounds like a Clinton moral win if so.
(Also - I know plenty of 20 somethings who literally don't drink if they are driving that evening. Although some will still have alcohol in the blood the morning after the night before.)
You can also get a special taxi service that takes you and drives your car home too.
It's the Electoral College and you get electoral votes only by winning states you idiot, it's not a primary.
Trump 28
Kasich 15
Rubio 14
Bush 13
Cruz 12 ?!
Reminds me of that.
Oh.
Sanders 51+7=58%
So that's Hillary 42% then.
"The number of predicted Liberal Democrat seats is a palindrome adding up to one more than the sum of the digits of the Conservative seats ..."
And that looks to be a stonking result for Bernie.
We know that Sanders is leading by 16 in one exit poll.
And Trump leading by 11 with the 40-45% of independents.
23/77 <30 => 16/83 (Sanders doing better)
52/40 >65 => 58/41 (Clinton doing better)
Since those are pretty equal =, Sanders by 16 must be approx the exit poll
And they said that Sanders looks like he's going to do very well tonight.
It's like torture to try to get the info out of them.
Morning Consult 3-7 Feb
Asked of 4,287 registered voters
Jeb Bush (R) 6%
Ben Carson (R) 9%
Chris Christie (R) 3%
Ted Cruz (R) 17%
Carly Fiorina (R) 2%
John Kasich (R) 2%
Marco Rubio (R) 15%
Donald Trump (R) 38%
Other 1%
Undecided 8%
American politics is weird.
However, throwing the election to the House is hardly the way for an independent to win the election either!
I've got Vautour and Don Poli from a year back in the Gold cup xD !
The only Cheltenham antepost bet I've placed is Coneygree. Now sadly injured and a non runner.
:-(