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Re: Deluded Florida pensioner chats crap again – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Alas poor Jenrick, I knew him – politicalbetting.com
So you are saying that he is The Very Model Of A Major General? -
Re: I agree with Robert Jenrick (and Kemi Badenoch should take his advice) – politicalbetting.com
Off topic, but more important than any subject discussed recently: Judging by this Wkipedia article, PEPFAR is damaged, but may be recovering:The United States President's Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is the global health funding by the United States to address the global HIV/AIDS epidemic and help save the… -
Re: Another one bites the dust – politicalbetting.com
Hard to argue with this from James Frayne “Across Westminster, people are desperately talking up Badenoch. This simply isn’t reflected in polls on voting intention, and the party is heading towards oblivion.” https://x.com/jamesjohnson252/status/2013081004085219394?s=46&t=CW4pL-mMpTqsJXCdjW0Z6Q -
Re: Sir Keir Starmer has some really poor allies and advisers – politicalbetting.com
You might be in the next one. “Sgt Big Gee’s gave us a pep talk how Kemi will soon be along to save us. Just like he did yesterday. And the day before.” -
Re: Will Robert Jenrick become the most famous Traitor of 2026? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The ego has landed – politicalbetting.com
Thresholds. One (Peggie) employed a threshold. Another (Darlington) did not, or assumed there was one and that six nurses crossed it. -
Re: I bring bad news for people betting on Jenrick replacing Badenoch – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sir Keir Starmer continues to use humour – politicalbetting.com
I largely agree with your view, but I don't think the entirity of gender misalignment is explained this way, it is just one factor among many. -
Re: The world watches on – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Don’t look back in Bangor – politicalbetting.com
Yes, but it's somewhat exaggerated. Henry's trade policy was a mess, but he ridiculously overstates both the impact of Perkin Warbeck and the amount of time Henry spent trying to stop exports. I would add anybody who refers to Perkin Warbeck as 'Richard IV' and calls Edward IV and Henry VII usurpers while oddly not using… -
Re: Voters eh? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Wipeout in Wales – could Labour get 0 seats in the Senedd? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Too many tweets – politicalbetting.com
"And you know who else came to power by getting a plurailty of voters?" Well, here's a start for the post WW II US presidential elections: Trump (2024 and 2016) Bush (2000) Clinton (1992 and 1996) Nixon (1968) Kennedy (1960) * Truman (1948) In all of those elections, the winner received less than 50 percent of the popular… -
Re: PB Predictions Competition 2025 – The Results – politicalbetting.com
In retrospect, Climate Instability should have been the term used, morphing into Climate Chaos at every major disaster. -
Re: Ed Davey is the choice of the voters to be PM after the next election – politicalbetting.com
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Re: I’ve changed my mind, I want Starmer to try and abolish juries – politicalbetting.com
There's so little information on what is going on that it is very hard to predict what Iran would look like if the current regime does fall. At the very least I would expect a loss of interest in overseas issues and a concentration on internal affairs and the economy. Collapse into Libyan style anarchy is very possible. -
Re: Well this is awkward – politicalbetting.com
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Re: North and South – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Is political betting influencing Trump’s White House? – politicalbetting.com