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Re: Andy Burnham’s government has a Northern Soul – politicalbetting.com
I disagree. It was clear by Oct 2020 wgen he used very selective data to justify the second lockdown that he was not only wrong but - well, I won't say malign, but pushing a very peculiar agenda. Plenty of us could see so at the time. -
Re: This should help Labour and Burnham’s popularity in the short term at least – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Prime Minister Andy Burnham starts with low expectations – politicalbetting.com
GB News moaning about no Labour people wanting to chat to them this morning :lol: -
Re: We should remember Starmer is the greatest Leader of the Opposition since the end of World War II
Yes! How are the maggots applied? There are two methods of application: Free range maggots: and a small number of patients claim that they can feel the maggots moving 😂 -
Re: Liz Truss says Andy Burnham won’t be PM at the next election, is she right? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: We could soon see crossover between the Tories & Reform in the most seats market
That was pointed out after I posted it and a correction was then sent out. -
Re: If after 10 years as PM Andy Burnham has these kinds of figures he'll be happy politicalbetting.com
From the piece - ending QT as we are doing it, that has burned through £6bn this year alone. I was wondering whether Burnham's team would be savvy enough to recover this money - it seems they are. There are growing signs that Burnham wants to make a real go of this. Meaning similar to Blair's prospectus, but less abrasive… -
Re: So Keir, where did it all go wrong? – politicalbetting.com
The argument that the Falklanda should be Argentine seems to me exactly the same as the one that Greenland should be American i.e. regardless of the wishes of the native population, that country is closer. If this is the argument the UN supports then it has outlived its usefulness. -
Re: Nigel Farage hasn’t wargamed his by-election very well – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The latest Clacton by-election betting, Farage remains the overwhelming favourite
SKS needs his legacy. Got,to,protect those little doggies and pampered pooches. -
Re: Could this German stop Andy Burnham becoming Prime Minister on Monday? – politicalbetting.com
It was kind of England to let Argentina win yesterday, And perhaps good diplomacy in the long run, now that Argentina has a reasonably good leader, after so many terrible ones. It was like giving a cookie to a little boy who has been raising hell, when he finally settles down for a while. (Of course, whoever in the UK… -
Re: More voters think Reform are on the side of the establishment than the people – politicalbetting.com
He might grow in popularity now he's gone. It sometimes happens. Although if he does it will probably be a bad sign. -
Re: Betting on the Prime Minister after Andy Burnham – politicalbetting.com
Yes, a private one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Buckingham -
Re: Prime Minister Andy Burnham is inevitable – politicalbetting.com
That is not what she has said. On the contrary she has argued in headers against pointlessly adding new laws and rules. Principles and Àccountability seem to be her thing. -
Re: Why Starmer is the best and needs to remain PM until after the World Cup final– politicalbetting.com
Well this is going to trigger plenty here “ BREAKING: President Trump’s Thursday speech is reportedly to address “newly declassified intelligence reports related to foreign interference in the 2020 election,” per MS NOW.” https://x.com/kobeissiletter/status/2076755890695221526?s=61 -
Re: What will Count Binface’s vote share in Clacton be? – politicalbetting.com
Mutiple women? Yes, possibly. His first wife accused him of rape -- under oath -- in the divorce proceedings. (Later -- when she was not under oath -- she retracted that accusation.) (If he is hiding something in the Epstein files, he may be guilty of statuatory rape. And I wish I didn't have to say this, but his hiding… -
Re: The voters want to bin Farage – politicalbetting.com
The more pertinent question is how do you provide "protection" ? Directly I have seen the protection issue with former and then current MPs visiting small market towns and either speaking in public or in private. The most ridiculous was Sir Leon Brittan speaking in the B*** at S****** in the John Major era. He had full… -
Re: 6 months ago Andy Burnham was just a 7.5% chance of becoming the next Prime Minister
To be fair the diving Swiss did get a second yellow card, and their team had to play for an hour and a half with only ten men. -
Re: The Biggest Change to PB in years – politicalbetting.com
Or conversely, fuck that for a game of soldiers. I have double figures of articles on PB, each with treble figures of comments, and goodness knows how many backstage convos in the "toilets". I want to preserve them all, please. It's bad enough that my real-life editors have a nasty habit of losing my articles when… -
Re: Labour MPs put the kibosh on an election fought under the Alternative Vote System
It says, "as of May 30th." QC systems for meteorological data are old and slow, because it's not an exciting thing for young scientists to work on, or for the Met Office to wrangle money out of government for. The last time I looked at this (in 2013, but I'd be surprised if it has changed since then), the QC on temperature…