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Re: Tactical voting ahoy – politicalbetting.com
Trump not liking the Iranian boss class doesn’t make him our friend. He doesn’t know what a friend is. -
Re: Reform: Tribunus plebis – politicalbetting.com
Labour are 8s on BFX. The only bet I have in Gorton and Denton is a small lay on the Greens at about 1.5. And now a small backing of Lab as above. Both are intended for trading. It's too volatile for me on the whole. -
Re: Tories could be hit harder by local election u-turn than Labour says Prof Sir John Curtice
It seems your priority here is claiming something higher for left wing politics. My own priority is that people are dealt with fairly whatever their intellect or politics. Low IQ people can tell instantly when something isn't fair. The Labour Party started out representing the lowest section of society. How have we come to… -
Re: The latest from the Gorton & Denton by-election betting – politicalbetting.com
Lowe can reach the "old traditional home counties / countryside Tories, that Farage could never reach. -
Re: Hurrah for lawyers, they are essential for democracy – politicalbetting.com
Need to increase the NLW then to increase workers take home pay. Perhaps they could take it off the non-productive pensioners. (Cue: The Victor Meldrew tribute acts) -
Re: Labour are, just, the favourites on the most seats markets now – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Something inexplicable is happening in the most seats market – politicalbetting.com
Perhaps the campaign thought he'd reach more Gortonites and Dentonites on the streets of Central Manchester than he would driving down Denton High Street. I think it's a marginally less likely explanation than that they don't know the boundaries of the constituency, given that they've been canvassing there for a couple of… -
Re: Is Suella Braverman saying until a few weeks ago the truth never bothered her? –politicalbetting.com
On rugby union player base. This chart doesn't look flawless, there are c surely some differences in measurements here - Kenya a rugby powerhouse? - but could be of some use. Actually, Wales still doesn't come out terribly for rugby participation as of 2020:… -
Re: Yes we Khan? – politicalbetting.com
You’re quite safe- the Radical Road has been shut for years! -
Re: Reform voters face a lonely future, being a Starmer or Davey supporter gets you dates
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Re: This is an incredibly sad decision – politicalbetting.com
The Bad Bunny thing rebounded on the Reps really badly - which is exactly why Bad Bunny kept his message positive. Guess what - Trump got played by a Latino. Bet that had the ketchup hitting the (remaining) walls of the White House -
Re: Even Rasmussen finds Americans saying Biden did a better job as President than Trump
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Re: The betting moves sharply to the Greens today in Gorton & Denton – politicalbetting.com
As well as cutting immigration we desperately need to stop paying people a lot more money not to work than they would get working. Getting disability money for a cut finger , adhd , etc is crazy. Help those who are really disabled and make the rest work for their money or make benefits less than minimum wage. You see the… -
Re: The Labour brand is the most liked, the Starmer brand less so – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Could Labour hold Gorton and Denton? – politicalbetting.com
If you consider the significant numbers of people with mental health conditions, illiteracy, homeless and the rest who fill up our prisons, there is much truth in the insight. -
Re: An effective ad? – politicalbetting.com
https://news.sky.com/story/the-uk-has-been-colonised-by-immigrants-says-ineos-boss-and-man-utd-co-owner-sir-jim-ratcliffe-13506333 Britain has been "colonised" by immigrants, who are draining resources from the state, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, one of the country's richest and most influential men, has told Sky News. Sir Jim, the… -
Re: A clear majority of Brits think Starmer will unlikely be PM at the end of 2026– politicalbetting.com
is it genuine or one of those right wing outfits that work for Farage's mob? -
Re: The next PM betting market in the last 48 hours – politicalbetting.com
Would that be the Liz Truss whose approval ratings were better than Starmer’s are now? -
Re: This was the worst performance by a Scotsman since Italy v Scotland last weekend
Stamp duty is the biggest friction for homeowners, especially in the South of England and key cities. Where the RRA Act makes it worse, is that it makes it difficult to move temporarily for a job, especially if you then want to to rent out the house you own. -
Re: By the pricking of my thumbs something wicked this way comes – politicalbetting.com