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Re: Bad news for people laying a 2022 general election? – politicalbetting.com
No one is bullying him Nick and in case you missed it I am as anonymous as you are, as you well know given we also chat in other places. HYUFD is an embarrassment to himself and to his party. Now as I said that is not a crime and I have never called for him to be driven off the site. But at the same time I have as much… -
Re: Game over, man – politicalbetting.com
Believe that spell-check has again betrayed you . . . by substituting "u" for "h" in 3rd word? -
Re: For those with short memories… – politicalbetting.com
You might enjoy this book: The Mind is Flat: The Illusion of Mental Depth and The Improvised Mind -
Re: The Daily Star sums it up perfectly – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The cabinet are revolting as they prepare to get their Johnson out. – politicalbetting.com
It certainly angered civil servants who found ministers who'd been in a their jobs as long as the generalist civil servants got the idea that they might know just as much as the civil servants. -
Re: The Johnson Premiership – Are we seeing the end days? – politicalbetting.com
Savanta ComRes Lab 41% Con 32% LD 11% SNP 4% Ref 4% Grn 3% oth 6% -
Re: Kaboom! Javid resigns once more, but is he first of many? – politicalbetting.com
Ooh now that is a threat, bringing out the big guns! 😂 -
Re: Starmer moves to a 30% approval lead over Johnson – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Wallace might top ConHome’s list but he’s still a relative unknown – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Punters still make a 2022 exit favourite for The Liar King – politicalbetting.com
No it hasn't. They're still in the donut shop........ Or trying to stop civilians taking matters into their own hands..... -
Re: Looking ahead to 2022 Senate Elections – politicalbetting.com
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Re: It’s just like the 1990s – politicalbetting.com
Football? Since Stuart Milne is retiring he will now have more time to devote to it :smile: I noticed that Forest are back in the Premiership, I think. But that is all I have noticed in the last quarter. -
Re: Keir and loathing in Durham – politicalbetting.com
Nonsense. The UK PM would have the same powers in England as in Scotland, Wales and NI. -
Re: Tamworth – the next by-election? – politicalbetting.com
Probably be two on the same day again, the other obviously Somerton and Frome. Now here is a question, will Labour get a clear run in Tamworth. Somehow the figures from the last election suggest they will not, and if the LIb Dems get a 15-20% protest swing from the Tories and are seen as being in second place, however far… -
Re: This looks problematic for Number 10 – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Tories drop to new low in Ipsos “fit to govern” tracker – politicalbetting.com
Boris Johnson might go down in history… last leader of the Conservative Party… -
Re: 17% say BREXIT’s made life better – 45% say worse – politicalbetting.com
Speaking as somebody who used to post under this assumed name from Newent, there is nothing wrong in that! -
Re: What is it about Johnson’s Tory party at the moment? – politicalbetting.com
When I came to the UK for a year of schooling in 1993, I was shocked at what we would now call the homophobic language used by the tabloid press. -
Re: For CON comparisons we should use the LAB/LD/GRN aggregate – politicalbetting.com
I posted prematurely and edited as much as I could in the time. Labour would need a 21.2% SEStaffs style swing to take it, and that would be the task, I'm not sure this could be an LD from nowhere one. Of note that Tamworth as a town had been quite bellweathery for a while - matching the government of the day since 1964,… -
Re: Public support for the rail strike is increasing – politicalbetting.com
Throughout the various waves of Covid no-one in my immediate circles got it. This last week has seen my best friend and my niece's husband succumb - and both from different sources. I have tested negative as has my niece.