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Re: Hunt’s budget has almost no impact on the general election betting – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Trump’s going to struggle if he thinks he can take on Murdoch – politicalbetting.com
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Re: YouGov Brexit tracker: “Wrong to leave” has biggest lead yet – politicalbetting.com
You are Mrs Merton and I claim my 1,000,000 Qatari Riyal bung. -
Re: Trump back up to a 36% betting chance for the GOP 2024 nomination – politicalbetting.com
What a surprise, Big G offers no judgment apart from that the news will be bad for Labour. What a pathetic Tory stooge. -
Re: The question that won’t go away for Sunak – politicalbetting.com
Not really. Even if we include those who served partial terms, and leave Biden out, the split is 21-23. If we only include those who won two (or more) elections, it's 17-27. -
Re: A LAB majority back as general election favourite – politicalbetting.com
Just thought I’d pop in and find out if WW3 has broken out since PB is more likely to tell me quickly and reliably than any MSM. It seems not so on that happy thought night all. -
Re: Will the Tories ever get over the Kwasi Budget? – politicalbetting.com
You really couldn't. Just because it is stupidly slow, doesn't mean it is meaningfully insecure. -
Re: The US pollster who helped make Cameron on the Midterms – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Trump slips even further in the WH2024 nomination betting – politicalbetting.com
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Re: A tribute to Sir David Butler – politicalbetting.com
Oh dear oh dear. OBR now recons Hunt needs to find 100bn a year by 2026/7 if he’s to actually balance the budget; https://www.ft.com/content/133589fd-ba37-4963-9113-e1c47c28d4d7 -
Re: Why Boris might not be the answer for the Tories – politicalbetting.com
I read a book on Greek history, a modern work, in which the historian extolled the virtues of 'interpreting' history according to new schools of thought. Such as Marxism. Bastardisation and revisionism mean modern works can be as bad or worse as older works for bias. Edited extra bit: I also read a Norse myth book (recent)… -
Re: Why I’m betting that Trump won’t be the GOP WH2024 nominee – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The money goes on DeSantis to win WH2024 – politicalbetting.com
Yes really. What you posted supports me. She was tipped to lose for a long time for a reason. The levels she was posting in all polls in the closing weeks clearly pointed to defeat - of the last 14 polls hit the height of 47 just once. Take the highest she recorded in the last weeks, the lowest, the average between them… -
Re: CON polling better under Sunak but still way behind – politicalbetting.com
Indeed these scientifically ignorant fools are probably harming the cause more than they help it. The UK has spent years and lots of money adapting to cleaner technologies to reduce our emissions, leading by example what the rest of the world are doing. We need to encourage the rest of the world to do what we are doing,… -
Re: Trump still rated as a 36% chance for the GOP nomination – politicalbetting.com
SeanF said: "In House races, you can't assume that ballots that are counted late will break for the Democrats." Especially in races like Washington's 3rd district, where Trumpista Joe Kent urged his supporters to hold back their votes until election day. (A complication I didn't mention earlier: Most of the 3rd district… -
Re: Biden needs to make clear now that he won’t run in 2024 – politicalbetting.com
I made no comment about Tunisians. My ire was directed at thick as pigshit Brexiteers of which I imagine you are one. Belonging to the EU meant we had free and simple movement around our own continent. Now thanks to people like you we have had travel restrictions imposed and for what? What exactly have you achieved? For a… -
Re: How Murdoch’s New York Post is covering the MidTerms – politicalbetting.com
Also - there are no "owners" or "founders" of bitcoin. No CEO you can complain to, no marketing department, no advertising budget. It's a bit of code that was written by a man now presumed dead (most likely Hal Finney) that can't be changed without the majority consensus of the network. If someone tries to create a "few… -
Re: We’ve got another month of this in Georgia – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The big MidTerms loser – one Donald Trump – politicalbetting.com
It should be used for doing more maths! And proper science. In economics it is almost never used in a useful way. About 90% of economics these days is pointless. -
Re: Four CON MPs to become peers – but no by-elections – politicalbetting.com