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Re: Now I saw when the lamb opened one of the seals.. – politicalbetting.com
If you say specifically who you're referring to you give them the opportunity to respond and clarify their comments, if you have misunderstood them, or they have been stated unclearly. This sort of general accusation against people on the board is very irritating. It makes it hard for people to reply. -
Re: Thistle do nicely for the SNP – politicalbetting.com
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Re: This presages a truly terrible night for the Republicans in November – politicalbetting.com
I think you miss my point. Whilst you may be factually correct about the powers of Westminster you fail to address the politics. You are also wrong that MPs voted down Brexit for 3 years - they actually voted down Theresa's version of Brexit with hard-core remainers and Brexiteers in the same lobby. Your response on… -
Re: The politics of oil – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Praise be to Allah – politicalbetting.com
Trump-Farage Populist Tax sounds a bit more accurate. -
Re: The Celts are revolting – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Why understanding the alternative vote system is so important – politicalbetting.com
OT - Cons have posted their worst ever month with every active polling company under Badenoch. Last month they were still recording their worst ever monthly report with three polls - notably Opinium. Outside of their two most friendly polls they are polling below where they were at the last local elections. Their General… -
Re: Things are going sub-optimally for Reform in Scotland – politicalbetting.com
It’s fantastic. Nowadays lots of street food and lots of artisan food stalls. It’s more food and drink than anything else. We last went about two months ago. It’s also a nice walk from the Dene down to Ouseburn. -
Re: Polymarket traders were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if
CNDs in each nuclear country have it right. Including ours. -
Re: Labour leads Reform by 8% (on preferred choice) – politicalbetting.com
I distinctly remember it all being called "Marmalade" not "Citrus Marmalade" for the first X decades of my life whilst we were in the EEC / EC / EU. So we had some sort of say. -
Re: Assessing SEND – politicalbetting.com
Point was that it is their job in the short term to give a view on the constitutionality of laws the Executive is being required to follow. Obviously it would be prudent to not destroy documents. -
Re: Trump still retains the support of MAGA but the trend is not his friend – politicalbetting.com
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Re: No wonder JD Vance isn’t a fan of the war – politicalbetting.com
If they win, and that depends on how long Farage can concentrate. -
Re: How anti-Reform tactical voting could deny the SNP a majority – politicalbetting.com
Why have you flagged me @Brixian59 ? Blue on blue action absolutely, but us reds should stick together. -
Re: Could the next UK general election be fought under the alternative vote system? politicalbetting.com
There’s time before the general election. AV doesn’t require you change any constituencies. You’d just need an advertising campaign to explain how it works, and that only in England and Wales. -
Re: A 12.5% return in just over six months? – politicalbetting.com
I read and watched the Pelican Brief. It was a good idea in principle but ultimately it was foiled by Julia Roberts. -
Re: A look ahead to the midterms – politicalbetting.com
@Cyclefree it would be nice if you stayed - I enjoy your contributions and I want to be on board for your recovery. -
Re: Smoking kills Reform’s chances? – politicalbetting.com
Starmer needs to get ahead of this oil crisis. Do some unpopular stuff that people will come to appreciate and will signal this is a big deal. Cut speed limits, mandate wfh where possible, introduce carpool lanes all over the place... Tories and Reform will oppose on reflex and it will show he's the serious politician… -
Re: Your friend Susan – politicalbetting.com
Response to comments, part 10: valediction Thank you for all the comments, good and bad. Please do not reply to the "Response to comments" comments, because the use of the "@" will mean that lots of people will be notified. And here's to the next article... [@rcs1000, @TheScreamingEagles , you can now close this article if… -
Re: The end of the Keir show might be delayed – politicalbetting.com
A second MP so he had someone to lead? In a local council you’re only a leader ‘if there are at least two of you.