New polling tonight finds 64% thinking a deal is unlikely compared with just 16% who do – politicalb
New polling tonight finds 64% thinking a deal is unlikely compared with just 16% who do – politicalbetting.com
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I just hope we get a deal.1
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Biden backable at 1.06 again.0
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Aren't PSG 4-3 ahead of Man Utd on head to head? And why might PSG lose points?TheScreamingEagles said:
Not unless UEFA deduct points from PSG (or if it resumes Istanbul wins).tlg86 said:Thursday nights for Man Utd after Christmas.
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Apparently PSG have said that they won't play is Istanbul don't want to play.tlg86 said:FPT:
Aren't PSG 4-3 ahead of Man Utd on head to head? And why might PSG lose points?TheScreamingEagles said:
Not unless UEFA deduct points from PSG (or if it resumes Istanbul wins).tlg86 said:Thursday nights for Man Utd after Christmas.
So UEFA might see this as a not honouring a fixture issue.
UEFA have swapped the 4th official with the VAR which Istanbul aren't happy with, they want him removed.0 -
I just can't see it now. Johnson hasn't got it in him. He will bow to the loons who want to send our economy off a cliff for their fantasy.TheScreamingEagles said:I just hope we get a deal.
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You can still get 1.05 on Georgia for Dems. That'a after THREE recounts which changed nothing. Quite incredible.theoldpolitics said:Biden backable at 1.06 again.
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Yes, they said on Goals Show on BTS1 that if Man Utd lose then there is no result at PSG which would allow Man Utd to go through.tlg86 said:FPT:
Aren't PSG 4-3 ahead of Man Utd on head to head? And why might PSG lose points?TheScreamingEagles said:
Not unless UEFA deduct points from PSG (or if it resumes Istanbul wins).tlg86 said:Thursday nights for Man Utd after Christmas.
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Which means he gets deposed in January instead of December.rottenborough said:I just can't see it now. Johnson hasn't got it in him. He will bow to the loons who want to send our economy off a cliff for their fantasy.
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Not sure how PSG can be in trouble. What do UEFA expect, a repeat of One Team in Tallinn?TheScreamingEagles said:
Apparently PSG have said that they won't play is Istanbul don't want to play.tlg86 said:FPT:
Aren't PSG 4-3 ahead of Man Utd on head to head? And why might PSG lose points?TheScreamingEagles said:
Not unless UEFA deduct points from PSG (or if it resumes Istanbul wins).tlg86 said:Thursday nights for Man Utd after Christmas.
So UEFA might see this as a not honouring a fixture issue.
UEFA have swapped the 4th official with the VAR which Istanbul aren't happy with, they want him removed.
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Yes, remember they made Scotland replay that match.tlg86 said:
Not sure how PSG can be in trouble. What do UEFA expect, a repeat of One Team in Tallinn?TheScreamingEagles said:
Apparently PSG have said that they won't play is Istanbul don't want to play.tlg86 said:FPT:
Aren't PSG 4-3 ahead of Man Utd on head to head? And why might PSG lose points?TheScreamingEagles said:
Not unless UEFA deduct points from PSG (or if it resumes Istanbul wins).tlg86 said:Thursday nights for Man Utd after Christmas.
So UEFA might see this as a not honouring a fixture issue.
UEFA have swapped the 4th official with the VAR which Istanbul aren't happy with, they want him removed.
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I can understand Man Utd getting dodgy decisions in domestic competitions; I don't understand how they get them in Europe.0
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Not the real twitter accountTheScreamingEagles said:Awks.
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Haha - love a good murder. I've plumped for a 'rare' black and white episode of The Avengers - I'll see how I go with it! There seems to be quite a lot on here.Fysics_Teacher said:
I watched an awful lot of Midsomer Murders over the summer...Luckyguy1983 said:BT have given me 6 months of Britbox free. Thought I may as well. Anything worth watching in particular apart from Spitting Image?
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What exactly is the point of getting the general public (who aren't privy to the negotiations) to guess the outcome? Hopefully we will all know one way or another tomorrow night although even then I wouldn't be surprised to see the suspense dragged out even longer.0
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Looks like the expectation management has been pitched just right. If a deal is done, it will look less like a capitulation, and more like a Meisterstück.1
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And Man Utd will be out. PSG need to win to top the group.TheScreamingEagles said:
Yes, remember they made Scotland replay that match.tlg86 said:
Not sure how PSG can be in trouble. What do UEFA expect, a repeat of One Team in Tallinn?TheScreamingEagles said:
Apparently PSG have said that they won't play is Istanbul don't want to play.tlg86 said:FPT:
Aren't PSG 4-3 ahead of Man Utd on head to head? And why might PSG lose points?TheScreamingEagles said:
Not unless UEFA deduct points from PSG (or if it resumes Istanbul wins).tlg86 said:Thursday nights for Man Utd after Christmas.
So UEFA might see this as a not honouring a fixture issue.
UEFA have swapped the 4th official with the VAR which Istanbul aren't happy with, they want him removed.
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https://twitter.com/Law5_TheRef/status/1335968224941371396?s=19
Not aure this is what the game will be remembered for.0 -
Why would he claim he doesn't have Whatsapp? Even I have it, and I studiously ignored it for years. Not realistic that a politician these days wouldn't have it.TheScreamingEagles said:0 -
Turns out it was fake news.TheScreamingEagles said:
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Hasn't Bozo gone to Brussels to try and cop off with Ursula? After a couple of phone dates he thinks he's in with a shout.
Deal? What deal?2 -
Apple fanboy so insists on only using iMessage?Luckyguy1983 said:
Why would he claim he doesn't have Whatsapp? Even I have it, and I studiously ignored it for years. Not realistic that a politician these days wouldn't have it.TheScreamingEagles said:0 -
He was very good at Leicester, and is good for England. At Leicester he did have the advantage of the magnificent Wilfred Ndidi in front of him.TheScreamingEagles said:Two things about that third RB Leipzig goal.
1) Harry Maguire is the world's most expensive defender
2) What has happened to De Gea? I've never seen a keeper to go from such a peak to a trough.0 -
And to think Ricky Gervais was taking the piss with his song title "Equality Street"....
Labour Birmingham council is accused of woke virtue signalling after naming new streets 'Diversity Grove' and 'Equality Road'0 -
De Gea was at fault for the 3rd.Foxy said:
He was very good at Leicester, and is good for England. At Leicester he did have the advantage of the magnificent Wilfred Ndidi in front of him.TheScreamingEagles said:Two things about that third RB Leipzig goal.
1) Harry Maguire is the world's most expensive defender
2) What has happened to De Gea? I've never seen a keeper to go from such a peak to a trough.
Far too slow off his line and Henderson would have had the ball in his hands while De Gea was thinking
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Yes, the PR has improved immeasurably since Carrie took over from that amateur guy. The impression given is that Boris has had enough, pushed the hapless Frosty aside, and stepped in to sort matters out with his fellow big guns. It's almost Gordon Ramsey-esque in its muscular trouble-shooting look. Boris's final speech to camera - 'They said we'd never get a deal, but through British fortitude, deftness and spunk I can this day announce...' - will be the cherry on the cake. His enemies won't stand a chance (at least for the time being).BluestBlue said:Looks like the expectation management has been pitched just right. If a deal is done, it will look less like a capitulation, and more like a Meisterstück.
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Henderson was why Sheffield United did so well last season, compared to this one.Big_G_NorthWales said:
De Gea was at fault for the 3rd.Foxy said:
He was very good at Leicester, and is good for England. At Leicester he did have the advantage of the magnificent Wilfred Ndidi in front of him.TheScreamingEagles said:Two things about that third RB Leipzig goal.
1) Harry Maguire is the world's most expensive defender
2) What has happened to De Gea? I've never seen a keeper to go from such a peak to a trough.
Far too slow off his line and Henderson would have had the ball in his hands while De Gea was thinking
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Utd deserve to be out and I am a Utd supportertlg86 said:
And Man Utd will be out. PSG need to win to top the group.TheScreamingEagles said:
Yes, remember they made Scotland replay that match.tlg86 said:
Not sure how PSG can be in trouble. What do UEFA expect, a repeat of One Team in Tallinn?TheScreamingEagles said:
Apparently PSG have said that they won't play is Istanbul don't want to play.tlg86 said:FPT:
Aren't PSG 4-3 ahead of Man Utd on head to head? And why might PSG lose points?TheScreamingEagles said:
Not unless UEFA deduct points from PSG (or if it resumes Istanbul wins).tlg86 said:Thursday nights for Man Utd after Christmas.
So UEFA might see this as a not honouring a fixture issue.
UEFA have swapped the 4th official with the VAR which Istanbul aren't happy with, they want him removed.
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I have always found that opinion about the Supreme Court very weird. The right wingers are mostly hardcore Constitutionalists. Their belief is the document written all those years ago still trumps everything else even today. So why would they find fudges to steal the election for Trump? It just isn't the way they see the world and why over the years they haven't always voted along what you would perceive as the party line.TheScreamingEagles said:0 -
By the end of today, the nation will reach the so-called safe-harbor deadline, which is generally accepted as the date by which all state-level election challenges — such as recounts and audits — are supposed to be completed.
Broadly, this means that President Trump’s efforts to overturn the presidential election are nearing the end of the line. After today, state courts would most likely have to throw out any new lawsuit challenging the election.
NYTimes blog
Meanwhile Biden is 1.05...0 -
The danger of sending Johnson is that he agrees with whoever he is speaking to, whether that is Ursula or the ERG.Stark_Dawning said:
Yes, the PR has improved immeasurably since Carrie took over from that amateur guy. The impression given is that Boris has had enough, pushed the hapless Frosty aside, and stepped in to sort matters out with his fellow big guns. It's almost Gordon Ramsey-esque in its muscular trouble-shooting look. Boris's final speech to camera - 'They said we'd never get a deal, but through British fortitude, deftness and spunk I can this day announce...' - will be the cherry on the cake. His enemies won't stand a chance (at least for the time being).BluestBlue said:Looks like the expectation management has been pitched just right. If a deal is done, it will look less like a capitulation, and more like a Meisterstück.
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What is going on with all this football stuff? We are supposed to be arguing about Brexit and debunking whatever Philip posts.
Not football. They do not even have fashionable shoes....0 -
Plus of course, unlike GOP elected politicians, they are not beholden on Trump and the MAGA wing for their continued employment. Even those appointed by Trump can just ignore him.FrancisUrquhart said:
I have always found that opinion about the Supreme Court very weird. The right wingers are mostly hardcore Constitutionalists. Their belief is the document written all those years ago still trumps everything else even today. So why would they find fudges to steal the election for Trump? It just isn't the way they see the world and why over the years they haven't always voted along what you would perceive as the party line.TheScreamingEagles said:1 -
Good to see the vaccination programme start today! However, in my 40s, I guess I'm a long way down the priority list!0
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Fortunately he'll be seeing Ursula vdL, not Steve Baker.Foxy said:
The danger of sending Johnson is that he agrees with whoever he is speaking to, whether that is Ursula or the ERG.Stark_Dawning said:
Yes, the PR has improved immeasurably since Carrie took over from that amateur guy. The impression given is that Boris has had enough, pushed the hapless Frosty aside, and stepped in to sort matters out with his fellow big guns. It's almost Gordon Ramsey-esque in its muscular trouble-shooting look. Boris's final speech to camera - 'They said we'd never get a deal, but through British fortitude, deftness and spunk I can this day announce...' - will be the cherry on the cake. His enemies won't stand a chance (at least for the time being).BluestBlue said:Looks like the expectation management has been pitched just right. If a deal is done, it will look less like a capitulation, and more like a Meisterstück.
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@londonpubman you do realise I want a deal, right? From a selfish perspective, anyway.0
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Best not mention the spunk.Stark_Dawning said:
Yes, the PR has improved immeasurably since Carrie took over from that amateur guy. The impression given is that Boris has had enough, pushed the hapless Frosty aside, and stepped in to sort matters out with his fellow big guns. It's almost Gordon Ramsey-esque in its muscular trouble-shooting look. Boris's final speech to camera - 'They said we'd never get a deal, but through British fortitude, deftness and spunk I can this day announce...' - will be the cherry on the cake. His enemies won't stand a chance (at least for the time being).BluestBlue said:Looks like the expectation management has been pitched just right. If a deal is done, it will look less like a capitulation, and more like a Meisterstück.
That has got Bozo into enough bother over the years.0 -
Unless you've got an underlying condition, you won't even make the priority list!Sunil_Prasannan said:Good to see the vaccination programme start today! However, in my 40s, I guess I'm a long way down the priority list!
Those of us higher up the pecking order would happily swap places with you if we could also swap ages
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Awks..TheScreamingEagles said:
Turns out it was fake news.TheScreamingEagles said:
https://twitter.com/BrianSpanner1/status/13364253736435261531 -
You would not believe this poll if you read this forum and Boris just one point behind Starmer in telling the truth
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Way to send property prices into freefall before you've even started.FrancisUrquhart said:And to think Ricky Gervais was taking the piss with his song title "Equality Street"....
Labour Birmingham council is accused of woke virtue signalling after naming new streets 'Diversity Grove' and 'Equality Road'1 -
"The Supreme Court’s order was all of one sentence, and there were no noted dissents."
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Let's revisit this at the end of January...Big_G_NorthWales said:You would not believe this poll if you read this forum and Boris just one point behind Starmer in telling the truth
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Something is spooking the markets. Note that Trump is out to 1.1 to leave in 2021 (cf 42 in 2024) and Biden & Democrats out to 1.05. The 14th is next Monday.
Current Betfair prices:-
Biden 1.05
Democrats 1.05
Biden PV 1.03
Biden PV 49-51.9% 1.03
Trump PV 46-48.9% 1.04
Trump ECV 210-239 1.08
Biden ECV 300-329 1.08
Biden ECV Hcap -48.5 1.06
Biden ECV Hcap -63.5 1.07
Trump ECV Hcap +81.5 1.01
AZ Dem 1.05
GA Dem 1.05
MI Dem 1.04
NV Dem 1.05
PA Dem 1.05
WI Dem 1.05
Trump to leave before end of term NO 1.12
Trump exit date 2021 1.1
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The fact that there doesn't appear to even have been a written dissent sends a pretty strong message: "Fuck off, we're not getting involved in this".rottenborough said:https://twitter.com/afneil/status/1336429530140069895
message to betfair?0 -
Lol so much for that crap about Trump getting a 6-3 advantage to strike down democracy. The judges are still judges, not slaves to Trump.1
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Thoughts and prayers for MrEd.MaxPB said:Lol so much for that crap about Trump getting a 6-3 advantage to strike down democracy. The judges are still judges, not slaves to Trump.
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Gallowgate I can't comment as the site stasi deem my original comment to be inappropriate!Gallowgate said:@londonpubman you do realise I want a deal, right? From a selfish perspective, anyway.
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Is this just fantasy?rottenborough said:
I just can't see it now. Johnson hasn't got it in him. He will bow to the loons who want to send our economy off a cliff for their fantasy.TheScreamingEagles said:I just hope we get a deal.
Or is it real life?
You may feel like you're caught in a landslide but there's no escape from reality.2 -
Indeed but this is a long way away from the perception of most PB postersrottenborough said:
Let's revisit this at the end of January...Big_G_NorthWales said:You would not believe this poll if you read this forum and Boris just one point behind Starmer in telling the truth
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They could name one Andy Street to keep the Tories happy.FrancisUrquhart said:And to think Ricky Gervais was taking the piss with his song title "Equality Street"....
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They could name one Andy Street to keep the Tories happy.FrancisUrquhart said:And to think Ricky Gervais was taking the piss with his song title "Equality Street"....
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Hellfire Club?Luckyguy1983 said:FPT
Haha - love a good murder. I've plumped for a 'rare' black and white episode of The Avengers - I'll see how I go with it! There seems to be quite a lot on here.Fysics_Teacher said:
I watched an awful lot of Midsomer Murders over the summer...Luckyguy1983 said:BT have given me 6 months of Britbox free. Thought I may as well. Anything worth watching in particular apart from Spitting Image?
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Maybe in the meantime you could explain how the supposed 'Worst PM Evahhh' is beating Sir Keir with a stick...rottenborough said:
Let's revisit this at the end of January...Big_G_NorthWales said:You would not believe this poll if you read this forum and Boris just one point behind Starmer in telling the truth
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No idea. I guess most people don't agree with me. It has happened...occasionally.BluestBlue said:
Maybe in the meantime you could explain how the supposed 'Worst PM Evahhh' is beating Sir Keir with a stick...rottenborough said:
Let's revisit this at the end of January...Big_G_NorthWales said:You would not believe this poll if you read this forum and Boris just one point behind Starmer in telling the truth
https://twitter.com/GoodwinMJ/status/1336425850103848964?s=19
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My young daughter somehow decided to name one of her bears Boris Johnson early in the pandemic, about when he was hospitalised. In an alarming development in the last couple of weeks or so, Boris has been revealed as the father of her two daughter dolls. I'm not kidding.
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Great tweet. My lib mates going on about this did my head in. And they were wrong, of course, as were the liberal bedwetters and Trumpton fantasists right here on PB.TheScreamingEagles said:0 -
With him, Lucky Guy and Contrarian every step of the way at this difficult time.TheScreamingEagles said:
Thoughts and prayers for MrEd.MaxPB said:Lol so much for that crap about Trump getting a 6-3 advantage to strike down democracy. The judges are still judges, not slaves to Trump.
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PSG game is being played tomorrow.
Starting again at point when stopped - ie after 13 mins with score 0-0.0 -
Safe Harbour day has arrived.OnboardG1 said:
The fact that there doesn't appear to even have been a written dissent sends a pretty strong message: "Fuck off, we're not getting involved in this".rottenborough said:https://twitter.com/afneil/status/1336429530140069895
message to betfair?
It's over.
As it was on the day after the election.
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FrancisUrquhart said:
And to think Ricky Gervais was taking the piss with his song title "Equality Street"....
Labour Birmingham council is accused of woke virtue signalling after naming new streets 'Diversity Grove' and 'Equality Road'
I think it was Sean Lock who came up with "Inequality Street" on the late night version of Countdown.
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Haha - no, one of the very early episodes - the main character is a Doctor and Steed isn't even in the episode I watched (though was a character in the series). It has worn pretty well for a black and white drama series. The later wacky comedy elements were largely missing.MarqueeMark said:
Hellfire Club?Luckyguy1983 said:FPT
Haha - love a good murder. I've plumped for a 'rare' black and white episode of The Avengers - I'll see how I go with it! There seems to be quite a lot on here.Fysics_Teacher said:
I watched an awful lot of Midsomer Murders over the summer...Luckyguy1983 said:BT have given me 6 months of Britbox free. Thought I may as well. Anything worth watching in particular apart from Spitting Image?
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@TSE no need to worry about me - I know you’re concerned because it’s the second time you suggested prayers for me but I am seriously fine
A few Grand up and just waiting to hear the excuses from many on here when Joe is played like an absolute fiddle by China. That’s if he’s not out before too long (apparently it’s an open secret in DC he’s in cognitive decline and Harris isn’t a popular figure in Congress so the feeling is that, when (and it’s apparently a when, not if) she takes over, things will get even rockier 1 -
Clearly getting this PA lawsuit out of the way so they can concentrate on the new one where Texas sues all the swing statesrottenborough said:"The Supreme Court’s order was all of one sentence, and there were no noted dissents."
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NOT over! And Betfair were absolutely right to hold out for the surprise you didn’t expect!rottenborough said:
Safe Harbour day has arrived.OnboardG1 said:
The fact that there doesn't appear to even have been a written dissent sends a pretty strong message: "Fuck off, we're not getting involved in this".rottenborough said:https://twitter.com/afneil/status/1336429530140069895
message to betfair?
It's over.
As it was on the day after the election.
Aliens have made a secret pact with Trump.
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Seems a rather stupid thing to do now, rather than in the course of the negotiations, as a bargaining chip.CarlottaVance said:Doubt this will help:
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A simple "I was wrong on this one" would've sufficed.MrEd said:@TSE no need to worry about me - I know you’re concerned because it’s the second time you suggested prayers for me but I am seriously fine
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Lol, I’ve seen more gracious concessions from your beloved Trump himself!MrEd said:@TSE no need to worry about me - I know you’re concerned because it’s the second time you suggested prayers for me but I am seriously fine
A few Grand up and just waiting to hear the excuses from many on here when Joe is played like an absolute fiddle by China. That’s if he’s not out before too long (apparently it’s an open secret in DC he’s in cognitive decline and Harris isn’t a popular figure in Congress so the feeling is that, when (and it’s apparently a when, not if) she takes over, things will get even rockier2 -
Even amid all the nonsensical stuff floating around, that as time goes by his own estimate of how much he actually won by, and therefore the extent of fraud needed to overturn that being so much more extreme, is pretty notable. By this time next week he'll be saying he was actually ahead by a lot in California, and on inauguration day he'll be saying he was only a whisker away from winning DC.rottenborough said:2 -
I've seen stupider street namesFrancisUrquhart said:And to think Ricky Gervais was taking the piss with his song title "Equality Street"....
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Was this the day when Philip finally lost it?Philip_Thompson said:
Is this just fantasy?rottenborough said:
I just can't see it now. Johnson hasn't got it in him. He will bow to the loons who want to send our economy off a cliff for their fantasy.TheScreamingEagles said:I just hope we get a deal.
Or is it real life?
You may feel like you're caught in a landslide but there's no escape from reality.
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On-topic, does it really matter whether the man on the Clapham omnibus thinks a deal is likely?0
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When Neil Armstrong landed on the moon, Donald Trump was there to greet him.kle4 said:
Even amid all the nonsensical stuff floating around, that as time goes by his own estimate of how much he actually won by, and therefore the extent of fraud needed to overturn that being so much more extreme, is pretty notable. By this time next week he'll be saying he was actually ahead by a lot in California, and on inauguration day he'll be saying he was only a whisker away from winning DC.rottenborough said:
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I don't follow this take at all. Some would always call it a masterstroke and some would always call it capitulation, do we have reason to beileve the pushing it (intentionally or not) to the very last second will have managed expectations to the point of changing those positions. I mean, even if it is not a capitulation and even if that is so obvious everyone accepts that, the response will be he shouldn't have left things so late. And if it is a capitulation to the point no one can deny it, the response will be that a bunch of people claimed Boris wanted no deal and so even if it was because of a capitulation those people are proven wrong.BluestBlue said:Looks like the expectation management has been pitched just right. If a deal is done, it will look less like a capitulation, and more like a Meisterstück.
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The must be fraud in DC because did you see how much the Trump campaign spent on advertising in DC? They spent a fortune in advertising in DC yet supposedly got such a low number of votes? It doesn't make sense, because no competent campaign would spend such a large amount of money in DC unless they thought they were getting competitive votes there so that is proof there was fraud.kle4 said:
Even amid all the nonsensical stuff floating around, that as time goes by his own estimate of how much he actually won by, and therefore the extent of fraud needed to overturn that being so much more extreme, is pretty notable. By this time next week he'll be saying he was actually ahead by a lot in California, and on inauguration day he'll be saying he was only a whisker away from winning DC.rottenborough said:0 -
The emergency application was addressed to Justice Samuel Alito, who handles emergency petitions from Pennsylvania and the surrounding region. Alito could have acted on the request alone, but instead referred the matter to the full court. The court’s denial means that fewer than five justices supported the GOP bidTheScreamingEagles said:Alito is a cuck and RINO.
https://twitter.com/johnkruzel/status/1336425672940675073
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Inside this unconvincing human disguise, is this one of the aliens swinging into action now? Is this why Trump has been confident all along, knowing he had aliens on board?kle4 said:
Even amid all the nonsensical stuff floating around, that as time goes by his own estimate of how much he actually won by, and therefore the extent of fraud needed to overturn that being so much more extreme, is pretty notable. By this time next week he'll be saying he was actually ahead by a lot in California, and on inauguration day he'll be saying he was only a whisker away from winning DC.rottenborough said:
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Don't forget this blog is more hard left than super ultra LAB Corbynista/Pidcock Society!Big_G_NorthWales said:You would not believe this poll if you read this forum and Boris just one point behind Starmer in telling the truth
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There's plenty for the other side to worry about with the makeup of the court, but even more so than Senators and Congressman there was no benefit to the justices sticking their necks out with so little to work from, even had they been so inclined. I mean, what does it matter to them if he gets pissed off they won't lick his feet?MaxPB said:Lol so much for that crap about Trump getting a 6-3 advantage to strike down democracy. The judges are still judges, not slaves to Trump.
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No.DecrepiterJohnL said:On-topic, does it really matter whether the man on the Clapham omnibus thinks a deal is likely?
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Not really, the case wasn't completely facetious - undemocratic, facist yes but at the heart was an argument there that Act 77 violated the PA constitution.kle4 said:
The emergency application was addressed to Justice Samuel Alito, who handles emergency petitions from Pennsylvania and the surrounding region. Alito could have acted on the request alone, but instead referred the matter to the full court. The court’s denial means that fewer than five justices supported the GOP bidTheScreamingEagles said:Alito is a cuck and RINO.
https://twitter.com/johnkruzel/status/1336425672940675073
Plausible deniability? "None of us supported it, but we can say little and avoid the worst of the crazies as they won't know which of us did not support it".
SCOTUS decided it was best to avoid as it's a state matter.
The Texas case is far far madder in my opinion.0 -
Truss has done a fantastic job.HYUFD said:
It is remarkable how terrible a job Liam Fox did for years in the same role and how competently and quietly she's been able to just get on with it.
Most underrated member of the Cabinet by far.2 -
I was only teasing, from the sounds of it the court won't shy away from being clear when they act in concert, I was just struck that Alito could apparently have denied it personally without involving the others.Pulpstar said:
Not really, the case wasn't completely facetious - undemocratic, facist yes but at the heart was an argument there that Act 77 violated the PA constitution.kle4 said:
The emergency application was addressed to Justice Samuel Alito, who handles emergency petitions from Pennsylvania and the surrounding region. Alito could have acted on the request alone, but instead referred the matter to the full court. The court’s denial means that fewer than five justices supported the GOP bidTheScreamingEagles said:Alito is a cuck and RINO.
https://twitter.com/johnkruzel/status/1336425672940675073
Plausible deniability? "None of us supported it, but we can say little and avoid the worst of the crazies as they won't know which of us did not support it".
SCOTUS decided it was best to avoid as it's a state matter.
The Texas case is far far madder in my opinion.0 -
The call will have been just like that scene in Get Carter where Michael Caine is on the phone to Britt Ekland.SandyRentool said:Hasn't Bozo gone to Brussels to try and cop off with Ursula? After a couple of phone dates he thinks he's in with a shout.
Deal? What deal?
Take your bra off.0 -
The reported action on early voting sites etc in Georgia, will that apply for the runoff selections? And does that effectively kill off the Democrat chances?0
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It does in the sense that it would probably be more of a problem for Johnson if a large majority expected a deal and he didn't get one, and there is probably an upside for him if he gets a deal unexpectedly given most people think he won't (if the deal gets a decent reception). Expectations game, basically.DecrepiterJohnL said:On-topic, does it really matter whether the man on the Clapham omnibus thinks a deal is likely?
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Yes. He’s completely lost it.Philip_Thompson said:
Truss has done a fantastic job.HYUFD said:
It is remarkable how terrible a job Liam Fox did for years in the same role and how competently and quietly she's been able to just get on with it.
Most underrated member of the Cabinet by far.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vk0Q0K28Pg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_wkO4hk07o
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Whoosh! How did you not get that reference?gealbhan said:
Was this the day when Philip finally lost it?Philip_Thompson said:
Is this just fantasy?rottenborough said:
I just can't see it now. Johnson hasn't got it in him. He will bow to the loons who want to send our economy off a cliff for their fantasy.TheScreamingEagles said:I just hope we get a deal.
Or is it real life?
You may feel like you're caught in a landslide but there's no escape from reality.
Does anyone actually have some benefit of access to EU market place without accepting some level playing field rules? Was such a deal ever possible?
To answe your question then many countries have some benefit of access to EU market place without accepting the level playing field rules the EU wants the UK to accept. Canada for instance remarkably enough has a Canada style trade deal with Canada style access to the Single Market and a Canada style LPF.
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You mean this?kle4 said:The reported action on early voting sites etc in Georgia, will that apply for the runoff selections? And does that effectively kill off the Democrat chances?
https://twitter.com/RElliotWSB/status/1336392637687984133
IIUC the legislature isn't currently in session, so they couldn't pass stuff to change the rules of the runoff even if the courts would let them.1
