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Re: The betting as at 0417 GMT – politicalbetting.com
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Re: If New Hampshire flips the the Republicans are in for good night – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The MidTerms: The staggering amounts of money being spent – politicalbetting.com
The original timescale was unrealistic. It was delivered safely and to a high quality as soon as it could. I know I played my part and did my very best in that. I created 997 documents and products to help integrate the railway in my time there. A couple of my papers are on the Crossrail learning legacy site under my real… -
Re: 40m have ready voted in the MidTerms – politicalbetting.com
It’s about network building and “filling the funnel”. Anecdotally I have been told that the sort of people who would never turn up to a drinks party at an embassy would be excited to accept and invite to Britannia. Think about it as a branded trade embassy -
Re: If punters are right tomorrow’s MidTerms will good for GOP – politicalbetting.com
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Re: What Boris Johnson pulling out really means – politicalbetting.com
2.5% on land value would be wildly different to 2.5% of property value -
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Not as a purchase, but recall that Napoleon sold it to the USA in 1803, we were at war with Napoleon then (except for the brief peace of Amiens) and we were rather aggressive in taking French colonies. We'd probably have invaded it. -
Re: The Republicans now a 69% betting chance for Senate control – politicalbetting.com
I never took it as an accusation , just a jest. Only banter. -
Re: Invoking God – the craziest political ad you are ever likely to see – politicalbetting.com
England do look good. This PNG side demolished Wales but are completely outclassed. -
Re: Sunak has had almost no impact on the election betting – politicalbetting.com
They should be playing Guy Fawkes music! Like… um… you know… -
Re: The midterm early voting data gives a dash of hope to the Democrats – politicalbetting.com
I would have put an invisible customs border there, with hidden cameras, thermal imaging, monitoring of weights of vehicles etc. If you'd gone over with a lorry load of contraband stuff, you'd be intercepted in due course. Frankly it's what there should be on the ROI/NI border anyway. -
Re: With four days to go the Republicans edge back into the lead – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sunak does appear to be helping a CON recovery in the polls – politicalbetting.com
Rishi washi strikes again 🔴 Rishi Sunak is expected to shelve plans to privatise Channel 4 amid a backlash against the move from within his own Cabinet… -
Re: Latest general election betting – politicalbetting.com
Back in the mid-90s I stayed in the Ipswich Novotel several nights a week while on a project with Willis Corroon across the road. It really wasn't anything special. There's a lot of over estimation of what 4 and 5 * means. -
Re: Sunak’s big gamble: Abandoning campaign pledges – politicalbetting.com
Very woke of you, giving preference to the "dark" chocolate! -
Re: Will the Tories ever get over Kwarteng’s budget? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Given Hancock’s likely election fate who can blame him? – politicalbetting.com
Seems pretty clear that the party wants a period of stability without major policy changes given that their recent experience with major radical policy change was a little underwhelming. -
Re: Punters give Sunak a 23% chance of winning the general election – politicalbetting.com
Not unless Delaware has moved an awfully long way. Joe blames some of the chemicals Beau was exposed to in Iraq for his fatal brain tumour, which is I think the link in his mind. But he died in the United States. -
Re: Sorry Iain you’ve got this wrong – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Some better MidTerms polling for the Dems – politicalbetting.com