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Re: The Number 10 lockdown bandit plans to tough it out – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Inflation is taxation without legislation – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Is Rishi Sunak the new Theresa May? – politicalbetting.com
@MoonRabbit Sorry I was snappish earlier. Between frustration at the lousy umpiring which cost Glos any chance in the match and a form I was trying to fill in that I was having all kinds of problems with due to poor formatting I was not in a good mood, but I shouldn't have spoken to you like that. Please accept my… -
Re: BoJo’s survival makes PM Keir a better bet – politicalbetting.com
Not just those areas either! I live somewhere with plentiful local energy, but petrol prices are through the roof! Cost me more than £50 to fill up yesterday, which seems low until you know that it cost £30 to fill up a year ago. -
Re: Sunak’s favourability drops a colossal 26% in a month – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The French election markets are too confident – politicalbetting.com
Yes, I have apprehended that. But my feeling is that if substantial numbers do end up going to Rwanda, the system will evolve as I've described. If they don't, it basically looks like they're going to be making a pre-judgement when people arrive in the UK, that if you don't look, walk, or quack like a genuine asylum… -
Re: Barely a third of voters back the Rwanda immigration plan – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Worrying by-election pointers for Tories ahead of May 5th – politicalbetting.com
TBH that's a nasty comment wrt Rwanda. Beneath any of us. They have made a hell of a lot of progress. The Rwanda genocide is as far behind them now, as Mrs Thatcher being PM was from Post-WW2 Rationing. -
Re: We have a by election in Wakefield – politicalbetting.com
The "Moscow" sank because of an accident on board and not because of Ukraine missiles. And this makes us so angry we are going to bomb hell out of Kiev. -
Re: It looks as though the lockdown bandits think they can tough it out – politicalbetting.com
As I understand it, no! People are still setting off in boats. They're not reaching Australia's beaches because they're intercepted, but they're still risking their lives. (And Australia has a much wider gap of sea in which to do the intercepting.) Boris says the Govt's Rwanda policy will stop people getting into boats.… -
Re: How will the BoJo exit betting look after the May locals? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: For cabinet ministers this could be a career-defining issue – politicalbetting.com
Wouldn't you prefer that Corbyn did what he's good at. Getting the fringe worked up. Minority interests and left the cumbersome job of getting into power to politicians who are good at it and aren't quite so niche? It strikes me too many of your battles are out of date -
Re: How the papers are Johnson and Sunak’s lockdown fines – politicalbetting.com
Latest French election polls. Opinion Way Macron 53 Le Pen 47 Ipsos Macron 55 Le Pen 45 -
Re: Macron edges up in the betting – politicalbetting.com
Yes, he would appear to be backtracking slightly already: https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/12/macron-hints-at-compromise-over-plan-to-raise-retirement-age-france-le-pen -
Re: Not the sharpest tool in the Tory box – politicalbetting.com
Moreover @Alanbrooke didn't make the law broken with such cavalier abandon by said lawmaker, Mr Johnson. -
Re: A Wakefield by-election looking a distinct possibility – politicalbetting.com
"When you told me not to use the word 'rape'. Yes, this engenders strong emotions in me because I've been through this." Ah, you were talking about 'raping the earth'. Which I objected to for the obvious reasons. Mentioning that in relation to your own tragic history is a bit shit. -
Re: Le Pen reached her betting peak just before the end of voting – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sunak’s still getting better ratings than his boss – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Will Macron prove to be quasi effective against Le Pen today? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Known unknowns – politicalbetting.com
Re the non-dom issue, if British citizens like Sajid Javid could be non-domiciled for tax purposes, it would be interesting to know how many of those former Russian citizens who donated to the Tory party were also non-doms.