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Re: It’s odds-on that Johnson won’t be an MP after the general election – politicalbetting.com
"voter empowerment mechanism". Do we have the new age Sir Humphrey in our midst? -
Re: One year on – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Starmer gets the best Ipsos ratings – Truss the worst – politicalbetting.com
Eh, not really. It's eye grabbing and looks bold and optimistic. If it is achieved he's a miracle worker. If he doesn't but it is still good growth are people really going to be that mad? -
Re: There’s life in the old dog yet – politicalbetting.com
Apologies if my post came over as 'rude'. It was meant to be factual, with the words 'for me' intended to mean that I was talking about my own feelings of surprise, rather than be meant as a criticism of the article, which I'm sure many posters here found of merit. PS It takes less time to click on my profile to see my… -
Re: Truss: Stabbed In The Back? Or Tripped Over Her Feet? – politicalbetting.com
So have we had 4 polls this week? 2 with an increase in Lab lead 2 with a narrowing of Lab lead 28 pt lead with YG only 14 with Savanta Something very strange going on -
Re: LAB extend lead to 18% in the “Red Wall” – politicalbetting.com
The LibDem vote tends to be anti-government (hence their difficulty with supporters when they became part of the government), and at the moment it's pretty solidly anti-Conservative. In fact, they're so anonymous that it's the main reason why they're supported - "we are moderate and have the best chance of beating the… -
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@StuartDickson @londonpubman Stuart is correct I am not a member , I would not give a penny to enrich the Murrel's -
Re: Give us unity – but not just yet – politicalbetting.com
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Re: R&W has the worst voting poll in months for the Tories – politicalbetting.com
there was one in papers just yesterday , woman had the crap beaten out of her. -
Re: Kate Forbes moves to SNP leadership favourite – politicalbetting.com
Would pay by card at the higher price if I was so short of fuel that I had to use them. But the owner is clearly a moron, so I’d make a note to avoid his garage in future. -
Re: How first past the post helped the SNP at GE2019 – politicalbetting.com
So, SNP leader. Strikes me that Forbes is probably the best choice for the SNP. Has a new, fresh-face factor and can triangulate on recent woes. Likely to be more centrist. Could disillusion some, but importantly is fresh enough that she could re-energise support elsewhere. The church stuff will get quoted at her often.… -
Re: One in four support compulsory voting – politicalbetting.com
A Labour MP tweets: "As Barnes makes perfectly clear, this isn’t a culture war story. This is a medical scandal, the full consequences of which may only be understood in many years’ time..." Review of @hannahsbee' book by @MsRachelCooke https://twitter.com/RosieDuffield1/status/1627277869461262338?s=20 -
Re: Why the next election might not be a 1997 redux – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sunak’s doing better than Truss – but that’s not saying much – politicalbetting.com
Isn't the IP owned outside the Dahl estate, by Netflix? So what the family/executors think is of no importance legally. -
Re: Trump becomes a clearer favourite for the GOP WH2024 nomination – politicalbetting.com
He's a real man of the people kind of a guy isn't he, Boris? If Bamford was such a chum couldn't he afford to gift Carrie and Boris the £9m gaff? -
Re: First post-Sturgeon IndyRef poll sees no change – politicalbetting.com
Accusations of “a dodgy wind power stat” - is that all you got? -
Re: Huge blow for the SNP in new Scottish YouGov poll – politicalbetting.com
I was hoping someone would agree with me and validate my judgement. -
Re: The SNP election – the time table – politicalbetting.com
ALBA! Not really feeling a SLab is back! vibe tbh. 27% is where they were in 2017 under Kezia & Jezza, and only 3% over the 2015 Murphy miracle. -
Re: Has Sturgeon filleted Scottish Independence? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Starmer speaks for the nation – politicalbetting.com
Hungary and Turkey are just negotiating a price. Both Finland and Sweden have been defacto members of the “West” in terms of defence for decades. Complete with joint exercises and various military agreements and exchanges.