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Re: Here today. Gone tomorrow. – politicalbetting.com
The other thing you can see is as I said that the rate of growth peaked in the 70s and has fallen since, though there's been some variation as you'd expect over the years. -
Re: Snap YouGov poll has just 19%saying it’s wrong for BJ to resign – politicalbetting.com
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Re: FT reporting that BoJo found to have committed “multiple contempts” – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Moggsy could be in trouble – politicalbetting.com
I can do serious if you want. Firstly, based on what my dad heard, I was first person to post to PB that there is going to be a move to oust Boris and replace him with Sunak - and the reason for that, at the time, was not lying to parliament, but his economic idea’s he was trying to force on his government made no… -
Re: LAB increasing its lead in the “Red Wall” – politicalbetting.com
@Gardenwalker : It is Watson, not Harris. And I've never called him 'evil'. Don't invent stuff - leave that to Beech. In addition, what were the 'actual truths' you think were in Beech's claims? -
Re: LDs 67% favourite in Mid Beds, LAB 88% in Uxbridge & S Ruislip – politicalbetting.com
The delay in calling the Mid Beds election is an enormous advantage to the independent candidate Councillor Gareth Mackey as it gives him, and the independent group who now run the Central Bedfordshire Council to get organised. Their fundraising is going well, but extra time helps them much more that anyone else. For the… -
Re: Is Dorries having second thoughts? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sunak is coming out of this with his reputation enhanced – politicalbetting.com
Hornblower fans might recognise the contribution of Lord Exmouth (aka Edward Pellow) -
Re: Johnson rated as a just 3.4% chance to be election leader – politicalbetting.com
Why he did it is a far more interesting topic. Curious that Johnson met Trump in Texas less than 3 weeks ago. Wonder what that was about. Both of them want to stay out of jail I reckon. They're not naturally birds of a feather at all, but something has brought them together. -
Re: Let’s not forget BoJo’s ratings as PM – politicalbetting.com
There was a rather good 'Smith and Jones' TV play written by the wonderful John Mortimer that dealt with this. "The Waiting Room". -
Re: Oh my God – politicalbetting.com
@foremain , get lost loser , keep gnashing those teeth gammon boy. -
Re: Deflating Rishi Sunak – politicalbetting.com
... You'll be led behind the stadium with all the rest of us wokerati tofu eating liberal Remainer traitors when Bozzi re-places that World King crown on his outrageous blonde bonce, I reckon sometime in late 2024. -
Re: The public support Boris Johnson – politicalbetting.com
Yes. I don’t think a centrist and a swing voter are necessarily the same thing. At all. Which is what HYUFD seems to be saying. -
Re: Where do we even start? – politicalbetting.com
As a registered supporter of the Labour Party I've only received a call-to-arms for Uxbridge. Mid Beds isn't mentioned. As a member of the LibDems it is the reverse. So this will be like the T&H and Wakefield by-elections I think. -
Re: Could Boris Johnson stand in the Mid Beds by election – politicalbetting.com
Two points spring to mind: *) Even if this is the end of BJ's political career, he will not go quietly. He will spend years writing articles and appearing on TV moaning about how all his successors are doing things wrong. Think Heath on acid. *) Back when he was MoL, I decided that BJ was unsuitable for high office. It's… -
Re: Hey Siri, show me what ‘hoist with his own petard’ looks like – politicalbetting.com
Boris needs Farage to come back and be polling over 10% before the blancmange-like PCP run back to him to save them from electoral wipeout. At the moment they're clinging to the fast-fading hope that Sunak will become slightly less shit before the GE. -
Re: Kaboom. A truly terrible day for Trump and now Johnson – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Oh, Rishi Sunak – politicalbetting.com
The defining characteristics of American food is that it is soft and friable enough to eat without significant chewing. It spends only a second or two on the tongue. It is why portions need to be big, as eating like that is not very good at satiating hunger. -
Re: This bodes ill for Boris Johnson – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Punters think WH2024 will be a 2020 re-run – politicalbetting.com
Centurion tanks, Westland Whirlwinds, and I think the illustrator got a Blackburn Beverly and a Flying Boxcar mixed up