I really find it hard to conceive quite why Barr has now found the line where he cannot support Trump.
Though I suppose really him going was inevitable: Attorney General Bill Barr has reportedly compared Donald Trump's attacks on him as a “deposed king ranting" after the president apparently raised the possibility of firing him.
I might use that as a lesson starter with a sixth-form group at some point, or at least use it to wind up the geography department: see how long it takes them to realise something is wrong...
Still to get round to the outstanding senate bets.
JFK, I just realised that the Arizona bet is still outstanding despite Kelly being seated!
I've got a nice bet against a Dem majority (which, under Betfair rules, requires 53 Dem Seats). Slightly annoyingly it won't pay out until Georgia is done, despite the options now being GOP majority or no majority - but I did know that before I placed the bet.
Hey, a couple of grand has appeared in my Betfair account (good!), but they still haven't settled the main market? How the hell does that work, since Next Pres was the least ambiguous of the lot???
Rejoice friends, and withdraw if necessary. For tonight we sleep soundly, and tomorrow we feast and sing songs of this day!
It shall be known as Settlement Day, and it will be glorious.
Though technically under the US constitution Biden will only be officially confirmed once Congress counts and confirms the votes cast today in January and Pence as President of the Senate announces the result
Hey, a couple of grand has appeared in my Betfair account (good!), but they still haven't settled the main market? How the hell does that work, since Next Pres was the least ambiguous of the lot???
Perhaps they're waiting for all the electoral college votes to be cast? I think there's still one left (Hawaii?)
I really find it hard to conceive quite why Barr has now found the line where he cannot support Trump.
Though I suppose really him going was inevitable: Attorney General Bill Barr has reportedly compared Donald Trump's attacks on him as a “deposed king ranting" after the president apparently raised the possibility of firing him.
Rejoice friends, and withdraw if necessary. For tonight we sleep soundly, and tomorrow we feast and sing songs of this day!
It shall be known as Settlement Day, and it will be glorious.
Though technically under the US constitution Biden will only be officially confirmed once Congress counts and confirms the votes cast today in January and Pence as President of the Senate announces the result
Somebody shut this guy up before Betfair reads his post!
Hey, a couple of grand has appeared in my Betfair account (good!), but they still haven't settled the main market? How the hell does that work, since Next Pres was the least ambiguous of the lot???
That's odd, my Next Pres bet appears settled. Indeed it was the first to appear in my transaction history.
Hey, a couple of grand has appeared in my Betfair account (good!), but they still haven't settled the main market? How the hell does that work, since Next Pres was the least ambiguous of the lot???
That was one of the first, if not the first, to be settled.
Hey, a couple of grand has appeared in my Betfair account (good!), but they still haven't settled the main market? How the hell does that work, since Next Pres was the least ambiguous of the lot???
That's odd, my Next Pres bet appears settled. Indeed it was the first to appear in my transaction history.
Very odd. Still showing as 'Suspended' in my account (and even if I log out, it shows as Suspended)
Hey, a couple of grand has appeared in my Betfair account (good!), but they still haven't settled the main market? How the hell does that work, since Next Pres was the least ambiguous of the lot???
That's odd, my Next Pres bet appears settled. Indeed it was the first to appear in my transaction history.
Very odd. Still showing as 'Suspended' in my account (and even if I log out, it shows as Suspended)
I think it's working its way through. For me it's shown as settled in the 'Betting Activity' page, as 'Suspended' on the actual market, and isn't showing on the P+L report.
Hey, a couple of grand has appeared in my Betfair account (good!), but they still haven't settled the main market? How the hell does that work, since Next Pres was the least ambiguous of the lot???
That's odd, my Next Pres bet appears settled. Indeed it was the first to appear in my transaction history.
Very odd. Still showing as 'Suspended' in my account (and even if I log out, it shows as Suspended)
Yes, the market shows as suspended but the money is in my account.
Well, I've posted on this (No Deal = Never Happening) so many times I had to find a different way to express it. I'd have nodded off writing it otherwise.
Well, I've posted on this (No Deal = Never Happening) so many times I had to find a different way to express it. I'd have nodded off writing it otherwise.
You'll need the stamina to say the same thing over and over again if you want to make it as a professional pundit, buck up.
Is there a reason why Johnson has suddenly out of the blue stopped referring to an Australian deal, and back to referring to "no deal, trading on WTO terms"? Is it that he's suddenly realised that he HAS to agree a deal and he's desperately trying to reverse ferret against the alternative?
Yes, he knows he has to agree a deal. I am utterly convinced of this. Most people aren't, but I am.
Clever piece by Kinabalu. My view is that there will be a deal. I believe in incentives, and as both sides has a strong incentive to forge a deal, that is the most likely outcome.
Rolling Stones are overrated, and no deal is currently as likely as deal.
A big nooooo to both of those.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I can speak authoritatively on this point.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
I think Keith was the best songwriter and Mick is still the best performer.
I'm a great Stones fan (pre 1968, obv.), but I don't think any of their songs were particularly good as compositions. Keith Richards was of course in his heyday a really top guitarist, which isn't the same thing.
This is the best Stones track amongst those which hardly anyone knows:
Is there a reason why Johnson has suddenly out of the blue stopped referring to an Australian deal, and back to referring to "no deal, trading on WTO terms"? Is it that he's suddenly realised that he HAS to agree a deal and he's desperately trying to reverse ferret against the alternative?
Wasn’t Malcolm Turnbull on QT last week saying it was a bad idea?
You'll be a relieved man tonight, I'm thinking. Betfair. POTUS.
I gather - unlike BJ with No Deal - they are doing it!
Some relief, yes. I always thought they would pay, the frustration was in not knowing when.
I won't trust Betfair again.
If we'd known Betfair would settle tonight, those short prices would have been taken and the football and racing punters would have piled in too, knowing their funds would be ready to punt again tomorrow. But we did not know that, even though Betfair said they'd settle today, because we could no longer trust them.
Rolling Stones are overrated, and no deal is currently as likely as deal.
A big nooooo to both of those.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I can speak authoritatively on this point.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
I think Keith was the best songwriter and Mick is still the best performer.
I'm a great Stones fan (pre 1968, obv.), but I don't think any of their songs were particularly good as compositions. Keith Richards was of course in his heyday a really top guitarist, which isn't the same thing.
This is the best Stones track amongst those which hardly anyone knows:
I like that track, but it's not the Stones at their best. For a start, I'm sure I can find at least 5 better versions by soul bands. Second, the Stones were at their best later even though Jones was gone. I think You Can't Always Get What You Want and Sympathy For The Devil are much better, and I can't imagine how good they would have been with Brian Jones there too..
Rolling Stones are overrated, and no deal is currently as likely as deal.
A big nooooo to both of those.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I can speak authoritatively on this point.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
I think Keith was the best songwriter and Mick is still the best performer.
I'm a great Stones fan (pre 1968, obv.), but I don't think any of their songs were particularly good as compositions. Keith Richards was of course in his heyday a really top guitarist, which isn't the same thing.
This is the best Stones track amongst those which hardly anyone knows:
Never saw you as an R&B (in the old school sense) dance floor shagger but I welcome this new to me facet to your character. I still have that album from my now sadly depleted Stones collection that went all the way to Emotional Rescue, so I definitely know that track! Sir Jeremy Farrar had Under the Boardwalk for one of his Desert Island Discs last week, so obviously a top bloke.
I like that track, but it's not the Stones at their best. For a start, I'm sure I can find at least 5 better versions by soul bands. Second, the Stones were at their best later even though Jones was gone. I think You Can't Always Get What You Want and Sympathy For The Devil are much better, and I can't imagine how good they would have been with Brian Jones there too..
Yeah, I'm not saying it's them at their best, just that it's odd that it's not better known.
Rolling Stones are overrated, and no deal is currently as likely as deal.
A big nooooo to both of those.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I can speak authoritatively on this point.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
I think Keith was the best songwriter and Mick is still the best performer.
I'm a great Stones fan (pre 1968, obv.), but I don't think any of their songs were particularly good as compositions. Keith Richards was of course in his heyday a really top guitarist, which isn't the same thing.
This is the best Stones track amongst those which hardly anyone knows:
Never saw you as an R&B (in the old school sense) dance floor shagger but I welcome this new facet to your character. I still have that album from my now sadly depleted Stones collection that went all the way to Emotional Rescue, so I definitely know that track! Sir Jeremy Farrar had Under the Boardwalk for one of his Desert Island Discs, so obviously a top bloke.
If you're into old school R&B, did you hear of more recent (but sadly recently departed) soul singers Sharon Jones and Charles Bradley from Daptone records (where Amy recorded Back To Black)?
Never saw you as an R&B (in the old school sense) dance floor shagger but I welcome this new facet to your character. I still have that album from my now sadly depleted Stones collection that went all the way to Emotional Rescue, so I definitely know that track! Sir Jeremy Farrar had Under the Boardwalk for one of his Desert Island Discs, so obviously a top bloke.
Absolutely I'm an R&B fan, if not quite a dance-floor shagger (whatever that is or was, it's probably inappropriate today for a gentleman of my age..). I spent much of my insufficiently misspent youth listening to Muddy Waters, Sonny Boy Williamson, Howlin' Wolf and the rest of them.
One of the benefits of the internet is that one can discover earlier blues magicians who were scarcely known before.
Edit: And Under the Boardwalk is indeed a goody. In fact that whole album was good to very good.
You'll be a relieved man tonight, I'm thinking. Betfair. POTUS.
I gather - unlike BJ with No Deal - they are doing it!
Some relief, yes. I always thought they would pay, the frustration was in not knowing when.
I won't trust Betfair again.
If we'd known Betfair would settle tonight, those short prices would have been taken and the football and racing punters would have piled in too, knowing their funds would be ready to punt again tomorrow. But we did not know that, even though Betfair said they'd settle today, because we could no longer trust them.
Exactly. I wasn't in any doubt Biden had won and would be installed as President in due course, but Betfair were making the rules up as they went along. There was a limit to how much I was prepared to risk on their unpredictable decisions on settling the market.
I thought there was a real risk they would settle on inauguration day, and even a small risk they would wait for a Trump concession.
I can't be having that sort of uncertainty so I really won't be betting with them again.
Never saw you as an R&B (in the old school sense) dance floor shagger but I welcome this new facet to your character. I still have that album from my now sadly depleted Stones collection that went all the way to Emotional Rescue, so I definitely know that track! Sir Jeremy Farrar had Under the Boardwalk for one of his Desert Island Discs, so obviously a top bloke.
Absolutely I'm an R&B fan, if not quite a dance-floor shagger (whatever that is or was, it's probably inappropriate today for a gentleman of my age..). I spent much of my insufficiently misspent youth listening to Muddy Waters, Sonny Boy Williamson, Howlin' Wolf and the rest of them.
One of the benefits of the internet is that one can discover earlier blues magicians who were scarcely known before.
Edit: And Under the Boardwalk is indeed a goody. In fact that whole album was good to very good.
Do you know/like any of Bonnie Raitt's early stuff?
Never saw you as an R&B (in the old school sense) dance floor shagger but I welcome this new facet to your character. I still have that album from my now sadly depleted Stones collection that went all the way to Emotional Rescue, so I definitely know that track! Sir Jeremy Farrar had Under the Boardwalk for one of his Desert Island Discs, so obviously a top bloke.
Absolutely I'm an R&B fan, if not quite a dance-floor shagger (whatever that is or was, it's probably inappropriate today for a gentleman of my age..). I spent much of my insufficiently misspent youth listening to Muddy Waters, Sonny Boy Williamson, Howlin' Wolf and the rest of them.
One of the benefits of the internet is that one can discover earlier blues magicians who were scarcely known before.
Edit: And Under the Boardwalk is indeed a goody. In fact that whole album was good to very good.
Do you know/like any of Bonnie Raitt's early stuff?
First woman to be in the Rolling Stone top 100 guitarists and top 100 singers. I love her early blues stuff like this, over her more Grammy awarded (I think she's had the most ever) recent music.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kv1JhG3_T8
Rolling Stones are overrated, and no deal is currently as likely as deal.
A big nooooo to both of those.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I can speak authoritatively on this point.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
Pink Floyd were more creative than both.
Strange how your perceptions can change. Take the 3 bands - all great - being bandied about here.
Years ago, I would have ranked them Beatles/Stones/Floyd. But now I go Stones/Floyd/Beatles. Which doesn't mean I don't still like the Beatles. I really really do.
But BOB trumps all for me. (Dylan, I mean, just in case there are other great Bobs).
Anyway, must go, I'm meant to be in bed. Didn't think my little piece was going up tonight. Caught on the hop.
Clever piece by Kinabalu. My view is that there will be a deal. I believe in incentives, and as both sides has a strong incentive to forge a deal, that is the most likely outcome.
Thanks vm.
Yep, I really think so. I'm actually nearly as certain of it as I'm making out. 90% say.
Rolling Stones are overrated, and no deal is currently as likely as deal.
A big nooooo to both of those.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I can speak authoritatively on this point.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
I think Keith was the best songwriter and Mick is still the best performer.
I'm a great Stones fan (pre 1968, obv.), but I don't think any of their songs were particularly good as compositions. Keith Richards was of course in his heyday a really top guitarist, which isn't the same thing.
This is the best Stones track amongst those which hardly anyone knows:
Never saw you as an R&B (in the old school sense) dance floor shagger but I welcome this new facet to your character. I still have that album from my now sadly depleted Stones collection that went all the way to Emotional Rescue, so I definitely know that track! Sir Jeremy Farrar had Under the Boardwalk for one of his Desert Island Discs, so obviously a top bloke.
If you're into old school R&B, did you hear of more recent (but sadly recently departed) soul singers Sharon Jones and Charles Bradley from Daptone records (where Amy recorded Back To Black)?
Heard of them but not much by them. I just listened to Hey Brother after your mention, cracking stuff.
Someone who lives in my neighbourhood, Stuart Cosgrove (Channel 4, Scottish football guy), is a soul & R&B obsessive, and has written several books on or around the subject. I'm interested but I'm slightly intimidated by the possessive fierceness these guys have for the music; Al Green and Bobby Womack are about my level at the moment. Marvin Gaye is of course the man.
I think the second part is a bit naïve: the government can't magic up local hospital capacity at short notice.
Nor can the government magic up a brand new, all-British fishing fleet to replace those dastardly European trawlers, and yet Brexit has been stuck on fish for the past god knows how long.
Rolling Stones are overrated, and no deal is currently as likely as deal.
A big nooooo to both of those.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I can speak authoritatively on this point.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
I think Keith was the best songwriter and Mick is still the best performer.
I'm a great Stones fan (pre 1968, obv.), but I don't think any of their songs were particularly good as compositions. Keith Richards was of course in his heyday a really top guitarist, which isn't the same thing.
This is the best Stones track amongst those which hardly anyone knows:
Never saw you as an R&B (in the old school sense) dance floor shagger but I welcome this new facet to your character. I still have that album from my now sadly depleted Stones collection that went all the way to Emotional Rescue, so I definitely know that track! Sir Jeremy Farrar had Under the Boardwalk for one of his Desert Island Discs, so obviously a top bloke.
If you're into old school R&B, did you hear of more recent (but sadly recently departed) soul singers Sharon Jones and Charles Bradley from Daptone records (where Amy recorded Back To Black)?
Heard of them but not much by them. I just listened to Hey Brother after your mention, cracking stuff.
Someone who lives in my neighbourhood, Stuart Cosgrove (Channel 4, Scottish football guy), is a soul & R&B obsessive, and has written several books on or around the subject. I'm interested but I'm slightly intimidated by the possessive fierceness these guys have for the music; Al Green and Bobby Womack are about my level at the moment. Marvin Gaye is of course the man.
I'm a bit of a soul R&B obsessive but have written very little on the subject. I was lucky enough to see what I think was Bobby Womack's last UK performance at the Jazz Cafe in Camden and got to meet him (and get his signature on my tshirt!) . Both of the 2 daptone singers have excellent biopics about them (used to be on netflix Soul Of America and Miss Sharon Jones)
Rolling Stones are overrated, and no deal is currently as likely as deal.
A big nooooo to both of those.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I can speak authoritatively on this point.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
I think Keith was the best songwriter and Mick is still the best performer.
I'm a great Stones fan (pre 1968, obv.), but I don't think any of their songs were particularly good as compositions. Keith Richards was of course in his heyday a really top guitarist, which isn't the same thing.
This is the best Stones track amongst those which hardly anyone knows:
Never saw you as an R&B (in the old school sense) dance floor shagger but I welcome this new facet to your character. I still have that album from my now sadly depleted Stones collection that went all the way to Emotional Rescue, so I definitely know that track! Sir Jeremy Farrar had Under the Boardwalk for one of his Desert Island Discs, so obviously a top bloke.
If you're into old school R&B, did you hear of more recent (but sadly recently departed) soul singers Sharon Jones and Charles Bradley from Daptone records (where Amy recorded Back To Black)?
Charles Bradley I know. I bought his debut album, No Time For Dreaming, when it came out. The Screaming Eagle of Soul. In case that is of interest to anyone here...
Rolling Stones are overrated, and no deal is currently as likely as deal.
A big nooooo to both of those.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I can speak authoritatively on this point.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
I think Keith was the best songwriter and Mick is still the best performer.
I'm a great Stones fan (pre 1968, obv.), but I don't think any of their songs were particularly good as compositions. Keith Richards was of course in his heyday a really top guitarist, which isn't the same thing.
This is the best Stones track amongst those which hardly anyone knows:
Never saw you as an R&B (in the old school sense) dance floor shagger but I welcome this new facet to your character. I still have that album from my now sadly depleted Stones collection that went all the way to Emotional Rescue, so I definitely know that track! Sir Jeremy Farrar had Under the Boardwalk for one of his Desert Island Discs, so obviously a top bloke.
If you're into old school R&B, did you hear of more recent (but sadly recently departed) soul singers Sharon Jones and Charles Bradley from Daptone records (where Amy recorded Back To Black)?
Charles Bradley I know. I bought his debut album, No Time For Dreaming, when it came out. The Screaming Eagle of Soul. In case that is of interest to anyone here...
Rolling Stones are overrated, and no deal is currently as likely as deal.
A big nooooo to both of those.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I can speak authoritatively on this point.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
I think Keith was the best songwriter and Mick is still the best performer.
I'm a great Stones fan (pre 1968, obv.), but I don't think any of their songs were particularly good as compositions. Keith Richards was of course in his heyday a really top guitarist, which isn't the same thing.
This is the best Stones track amongst those which hardly anyone knows:
Never saw you as an R&B (in the old school sense) dance floor shagger but I welcome this new facet to your character. I still have that album from my now sadly depleted Stones collection that went all the way to Emotional Rescue, so I definitely know that track! Sir Jeremy Farrar had Under the Boardwalk for one of his Desert Island Discs, so obviously a top bloke.
If you're into old school R&B, did you hear of more recent (but sadly recently departed) soul singers Sharon Jones and Charles Bradley from Daptone records (where Amy recorded Back To Black)?
Charles Bradley I know. I bought his debut album, No Time For Dreaming, when it came out. The Screaming Eagle of Soul. In case that is of interest to anyone here...
Sharon Jones I'll look into.
You might just like St Paul & the Broken Bones too, quite an exceptional singer. Also, these NPR tiny desk concerts are generally very good.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vpXX5BjltM
Europe holds all the cards. Brexiteers believe their own propaganda. Gavin Williamson's a blowhard. But what I think this analysis misses is that from Cameron's negotiation onwards, Britain, or our government, has never been clear what it wants. Partly because it never understood how international trade works but mainly because it never stopped to think.
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JFK, I just realised that the Arizona bet is still outstanding despite Kelly being seated!
In other news, Galloway having what for him is increasingly a normal one.
https://twitter.com/Jojoteesend/status/1338593593771044864?s=20
Now, I know the midwest is your Illinois, Indiana, Kansas area, so Trump brokered peace in *looks east* Pennslyvannia?
https://what-if.xkcd.com/4/
https://what-if.xkcd.com/73/
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020/12/14/government-starts-legal-proceedings-against-council-school-closures/
I assume you are too busy celebrating your confirmed win tonight to read the responses.
Couple of dupe sentences have got in there but that's ok.
☺
Did have a slight wobble on Friday though.
Written with you in mind. You and me, we've had this since day 1.
I made 4 withdrawals - 3 large ones are pending, 1 small one has already cleared into my bank. Super fast payment!
You'll be a relieved man tonight, I'm thinking. Betfair. POTUS.
I gather - unlike BJ with No Deal - they are doing it!
Well that's good! However, from a personal point of view, I'm more interested in Sporting Index, which still is in denial.
I think the Stones are better than the Beatles.
Woo Woo ... Woo Woo ...
I won't trust Betfair again.
The Stones were better performers. Lennon and McCartney were the better songwriters.
My view is that there will be a deal.
I believe in incentives, and as both sides has a strong incentive to forge a deal, that is the most likely outcome.
I now see it was merely a total lack of surprise.
And you'll be happy when you see I'm right and that deal gets done.
It'll be SUCH a good one too, you'll see.
This is the best Stones track amongst those which hardly anyone knows:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOm8OJ11-9s&ab_channel=TheRollingStones-Topic
And thanks a bunch. I'll take a "very good" from a hard to please type like you.
That man is beginning to sound unhinged.
But, you know, he is Scottish. So you can keep him.
Hitlers Nazi party grew from a gentlemen’s Futhark appreciation Society. yetRunic appreciation in itself isn’t the ugly side of nationalism?
One of the benefits of the internet is that one can discover earlier blues magicians who were scarcely known before.
Edit: And Under the Boardwalk is indeed a goody. In fact that whole album was good to very good.
I thought there was a real risk they would settle on inauguration day, and even a small risk they would wait for a Trump concession.
I can't be having that sort of uncertainty so I really won't be betting with them again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kv1JhG3_T8
Years ago, I would have ranked them Beatles/Stones/Floyd. But now I go Stones/Floyd/Beatles. Which doesn't mean I don't still like the Beatles. I really really do.
But BOB trumps all for me. (Dylan, I mean, just in case there are other great Bobs).
Anyway, must go, I'm meant to be in bed. Didn't think my little piece was going up tonight. Caught on the hop.
Yep, I really think so. I'm actually nearly as certain of it as I'm making out. 90% say.
No Deal drifting big time in the betting now too.
Someone who lives in my neighbourhood, Stuart Cosgrove (Channel 4, Scottish football guy), is a soul & R&B obsessive, and has written several books on or around the subject. I'm interested but I'm slightly intimidated by the possessive fierceness these guys have for the music; Al Green and Bobby Womack are about my level at the moment. Marvin Gaye is of course the man.
Something by The Beatles beats anything by anyone else.
https://twitter.com/jacknicklaus/status/1338628170694750214?s=20
Sharon Jones I'll look into.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltlW_lgkcAM
And if you haven't seen this about Charles Bradley I'd highly advise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wiV6bO4Wqc4
Also, on Mr Bradley (who I had three very sweaty post show hugs with the times I was lucky enough to meet him) did you see this from Brick Lane just after he died?
https://twitter.com/lovestreetart22/status/1068218684735401985?s=20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vpXX5BjltM
A power asymmetry puts the UK at a disadvantage in the negotiations
GIDEON RACHMAN"
https://www.ft.com/content/955dc9c9-d5a8-4fd5-a66b-ef28c9f70e2c
[available to read via Google search]
https://www.bbc.com/news/education-55309923
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/12/14/politics/paul-mitchell-quits-gop/index.html
https://flipboard.com/@thenewsdesk/politics-9rga37brz/inside-the-nasty-feud-between-trump-and-the-republican-governor-he-blames-for-/a-Xu7u40S1TDSSGLiCgIsGew:a:43591897-e540b15436/washingtonpost.com
I'm on Jon Ossoff at 2:1 with bets placed in October. It may be a very tight result.