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Re: The LAB lead is getting narrower – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Could Trump fail to be the Republican nominee? – politicalbetting.com
My Gordian knot cutter is "take on no project that cannot be completed in three years or less". If it takes longer than that, fuck it. Incidentally, this concept may appeal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desire_path -
Re: Is Nicola Sturgeon an agent of MI5? – politicalbetting.com
strangely that one was missed, never hear Barty whining about his heroes paying out as much for their mess than pensioners get. -
Re: Where’s Willy? – politicalbetting.com
you halfwit , what does he do. The clown cannot even dress himself. A parasite robbing the public. -
Re: A great resource for all who follow UK politics – politicalbetting.com
Late to the drugs debate, but one thing that is really critical is that the current prohibition creates criminals and crime - not meaning the middle class drug takers that everyone agrees shouldn't be sanctioned for their actions - but poor kids pulled into drug trafficking or county lines. It is a key driver of the… -
Re: The only lesson. – politicalbetting.com
The word 'fulsome' actually means 'nauseous/cloying', which I am sure your excellent apology is not. -
Re: What would be happening if Corbyn was still LAB leader – politicalbetting.com
It is, because it conflicts with central government norms in all sorts of ways: for instance, range of subjects taught vs teachers available being half as many because of set ratios of teachers to pupils. -
Re: A Biden ad featuring just a Trump speech – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Why it’s becoming harder for a WH2024 Trump victory – politicalbetting.com
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Re: This R&W polling looks promising for Starmer – politicalbetting.com
I didn't even think he was bluffing; I thought it was just a funny joke getting a rise out of Barty. People took it oddly seriously, so perhaps he'll rest Leon for a wee while for fun now. -
Re: US attitudes to Trump – the great American divide – politicalbetting.com
The problem with recognisng referendums after an invasion by another power is that it just encourages ethnic cleansing and settlement. Invade, chuck out lots of the old residents and give their property to 'your people. As Russia has done in Crimea Post 2014. Recognising referendums in such a situation condones ethnic… -
Re: LAB gets closer to the SNP in Scotland – politicalbetting.com
Here's what Bing has to say regarding Leon - "Hello User B, this is Bing. I’m happy to chat with you. 😊 I see you have shared some nested comments from an internet forum, where a user named Leon is announcing his departure from the site. He seems to be very unhappy with the quality of the discussions and the opinions of… -
Re: How long before re-join the EU becomes a serious movement? – politicalbetting.com
The funny bit is that Nigel Farage has campaigned on allowing restaurants to be able to ban people from breastfeeding in them. And I fully support that! The law should be used sparingly. People should be allowed to say "my church is only for heterosexual marriages", or "my comedy club will only have people who are… -
Re: Most GOP voters think there was a lot of voters fraud at WH2020 – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Trump indicted in Georgia – politicalbetting.com
The problem with this - and I say it as someone who supports the ULEZ concept - is that if you make it more difficult for people to go into town and city centres then they will take the hint and do all their shopping and entertainment in those big malls and shopping parks on the fringes of the cities. It then becomes that… -
Re: The “Stop Starmer” campaign needs better messaging than this – politicalbetting.com
According to that link, *nominal* wages rose, but *real* wages (taking inflation into account) fell. -
Re: A LAB overall majority moves to new betting high – politicalbetting.com
The irony of entitled, rich-boy Cameron vowing to "end the something for nothing culture" has never diminished. -
Re: Remember the rules have changed for the London Mayoral election – politicalbetting.com
That's me! Although not so much dislike as 'anxious around and would never have as a pet'. Same applies to ex private schoolboys for that matter. -
Re: Rishi Sunak’s chopper is going to get him into a lot of trouble – politicalbetting.com
Started in 2008, when Putin didn't get his arse slapped for invading Georgia. Still, better late than never. -
Re: Stopping the boats, Sunak’s Maginot Line? – politicalbetting.com
