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Re: A LAB gain opens as 90% favourite in the Rutherglen by-election – politicalbetting.com
An immigration attorney explained to me that the purpose of these questions is simply to allow the authorities to immediately deport people on the basis that they had lied on immigration forms, rather than going through the courts. A corollary would be the Albanian car wash guys in the UK: if they signed a doc saying they… -
Re: It has happened at last – Trump indicted – politicalbetting.com
Are you certain about that? Or are you oscillating in-between options, possibly as a result of drink taken? 😀 -
Re: Has Sunak been too influenced by Uxbridge? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Slides from the latest Ipsos poll – politicalbetting.com
That's been pretty much my journey. I'm at the point in my life where I don't care how people live their lives, as long as it's legal and consented to. Women have fought long and hard to try and get parity with men, and we've got to somehow balance that with trans rights. I must admit that I'm somewhat overwhelmed by… -
Re: Not long now before we are all focussed on Iowa – politicalbetting.com
Yes, he has done the right thing, but only against a background of Labour's policy - a policy that is loony bordering on treasonous (as well as being terrible for net global carbon emissions). Sunak and Hunt's use of windfall taxes and their changes to the regulations concerning oil exploration had already resulted in the… -
Re: The betting continues on the by-election that might not happen – politicalbetting.com
In rural areas people will charge at home, it is flats and terraced houses in the city that will require public chargers -
Re: Is Rishi Sunak set to be hoist with his own petard? – politicalbetting.com
To me the government appears to be going round in ever decreasing circles. Why oh why do politicians thing/believe that they have to say something each day about something, why does the PM spend more time travelling to another project each day, making statements that cannot be achieved and will all be forgotten in a few… -
Re: Talking balls. The UK’s new generational divide – politicalbetting.com
"...The number of deaths registered in 2022 in England and Wales was 577,160. This was 9,174 fewer death registrations than in 2021, and 6.2% (33,747 deaths) above the five-year average (2016 to 2019 and 2021)..." See… -
Re: Starmer’s flawed strategy? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Nadine’s going to have to put up with more Tweets like this – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Can the Tories get hope from opposition to ULEZ? – politicalbetting.com
And they wonder where the term Lycra Louts comes from. -
Re: Is this a deliberate LAB move to help the LDs? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The election betting numbers barely moved over the past month – politicalbetting.com
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Re: How the LDs are using their by-election victories – politicalbetting.com
We might be getting a cat soon - our first pet. we've lived together nearly twenty years, been married 14, have a nine year old son, but are still unsure whether we're mature enough for the responsibility of being owned by a cat. -
Re: An error of judgment – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Wednesday open thread – politicalbetting.com
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Re: An error of judgment – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Tim Montgomerie is right about this Sunak Tweet – politicalbetting.com
So in other words only the top 20% can ever retire....just wow no wonder you tories are seen as a bunch of twats. Firstly most of those unable to retire won't be sitting on their fat arse all day doing office work like those that could afford to retire. Secondly who the hell is going to be employing all these 70 years… -
Re: The polling that should worry LAB majority punters – politicalbetting.com
Ugly is not materially cheaper than beautiful. It just takes imagination. The Georgian terraces that people love were thrown up cheaply by developers for example -
Re: Speculation is starting to mount on the election date – politicalbetting.com
Those interested in the practicality of interstellar travel might want to look at the Prologue in "Summertide", the first book in Charles Sheffield's "Heritage Universe" series. (Sheffield knew a little bit about science: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Sheffield ) Briefly, Sheffield described an earth that was…
