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Re: What’s King Charles going to say about fracking – politicalbetting.com
What would be the trigger to overturn the constitution? I suspect your fear for the institution just comes from not having known anything other than Elizabeth II so it feels unsettling that she's gone. -
Re: God save the Queen – politicalbetting.com
Mexican Pete and Scottxp once again show how brain dead they are -
Re: Blow for Truss in first voting poll as PM – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Starmer takes a 15% best PM lead over Truss – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Starmer v Truss – the first PMQs – politicalbetting.com
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Re: How the papers are treating LIz’s first day – politicalbetting.com
On a similar basis, remove all the ridiculous electronic gear in fencing and go back to whoever draws first blood. -
Re: Punters give her a 41% chance of being PM after next election – politicalbetting.com
Because she's repeatedly demonstrated she's bloody awful at it. The new maths GCSE alone, for which she claimed credit, has been such a catastrophe she should have been banned from further public office as a result. -
Re: The support of Tory MPs – Truss’s biggest challenge – politicalbetting.com
Unless landlords are insane, they won’t be putting up rents at inflation. Pushing all your tenants out is simply bad business. The real problem comes, I think, with buildings with communal provision of heating/water. When those bills skyrocket…. -
Re: The first post leadership polling not good for Truss – politicalbetting.com
Ah, that would be Sunny Jim for me then unless we are counting Harold twice, then it's six. We must be twins. Far too complicated a game for me mind. -
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Thanks to you and Nick Palmer for the suggestions. I will look at the Zone B issue - what confuses me is that there was no problem when I last used my phone in France 8 weeks ago! -
Re: Ladbrokes open the betting on the Truss successor – politicalbetting.com
BBC economics editor saying that Truss and her team are engaged with energy companies as of now to agree a 2 year energy price cap for consumers at a cost of approximately 90 billion Additional a price cap of some sort will also apply to small businesses inflating the figure over £100 billion If Truss announces this scheme… -
Re: Latest Truss vote share betting as we wait for the election result – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Johnson’s still edging it in the Midlands right to the end – politicalbetting.com
The 'cause' of this energy crisis is Russia withholding gas from other European states (not us directly), because we have the temerity of objecting to their hideous little 'special operation'. Russia could have reacted in many, many different ways. (Not that I disagree about our lack of energy security, a long-standing… -
Re: Can Liz Truss turn this round? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Some worrying findings for the Tories from Opinium – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Now the big story will be what he does next – politicalbetting.com
Not a good idea imo. People tend to be quite contrary. If they'd done this for Brexit, more people would have voted for it and it would have passed. More charm, less offensive is the way to success. -
Re: Muddying the Waters on BoJo’s £130k legal bill – politicalbetting.com
I have just had a little bet with Ladbrokes on Truss getting 70%+ at 8/1, combined with a cover-my-arse bet of 65-70% at 2/1. If you really think she will under-perform, 50-55% is available at 11/1... -
Re: SKS looks out of step with his party on renationisation – politicalbetting.com
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/sep/03/jacob-rees-mogg-blocking-major-uk-tourism-campaign Jesus Christ, this short Truss administration is going to be an absolute sh*tshow. Even Johnson knew not to give Rees-Mogg too much power, although it appears he has enough as it is. -
Re: This is the “spin”. Now for some questions. – politicalbetting.com
Except that to maintain our superpower status would have required us to become as bad as today's PRC. -
Re: All in politics should take note of this polling – politicalbetting.com
