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Re: In the betting the Johnson recovery continues – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Your regular reminder that the questions influence poll responses – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The polling that should scare Sunak and every Tory – politicalbetting.com
Solar farms don't make a lot of economic sense. Sticking panels on the rooves of houses, offices, shops, industrial parks, etc., makes a lot of sense though. Fracking - the issue is that we simply don't have enough idea of what the long term costs are in the UK. If you go to the big US shale plays, you will have massive… -
Re: TACTICAL VOTING AT THE 1997 GENERAL ELECTION – politicalbetting.com
The article also seems to lack awareness of the progress in levelling cities in the east. Was that one of his anticipated outcomes ? -
Re: How will CON voters view Johnson’s relationship with Lededev? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Does Trump still tower over the GOP? Georgia 2022 – politicalbetting.com
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Re: What to do with a cornered rat. – politicalbetting.com
I'd argue that BBC WS is far better than Radio 4, in that they don't chase sensationalism and keep in touch with a wider variety of sources and people. -
Re: Remember Starmer can be next PM even if CON wins most seats – politicalbetting.com
I’m sorry you have taken that tone and withdrawn from reasoned responses. I’m not trying to upset you, just make a point. I know you have paid attention to the frustration how Putin regime money groomed it’s way into the fabric across Europe, even here in UK. My point is, how we allowed that money in to the UK, it’s… -
Re: Day 15 of the Ukraine crisis and some of Friday’s front pages – politicalbetting.com
I knew Llanelli when a donkey in a red rosette could be elected MP. In the cases of Jim Griffiths and Denzil Davies that is indeed what happened. -
Re: The Ukraine invasion could impact on the French election – politicalbetting.com
One time we walked up to the Grey Wethers in fog. Seeing the stones emerge gradually was quite something. -
Re: It’s a 12.5% betting chance that Putin will be out by May 1st – politicalbetting.com
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Re: As Johnson looks securer Sunak’s next PM chances decline – politicalbetting.com
Offtopic books: Are there any views on Lord Ashcroft's new book, yet? First Lady: Intrigue at the Court of Carrie and Boris Johnson I've only seen talk of a couple of reviews. It seems to be quite fruity, with some not-very-positive claims. Does MA write these himself?… -
Re: As ever cartoonist Steve Bell hits the nail on the head – politicalbetting.com
My sense is that Russia is already destabilised by Putin's crazy war. If the Russian army collapses in Ukraine or even if it is bogged down with continuing big losses really big repercussions could start soon inside Russia. Some plausible outcomes are optimistic whilst some are pessimistic (some appalling) but I don't… -
Re: LAB YouGov lead down to 2% but Johnson trails Starmer by 7% as “best PM” – politicalbetting.com
TUD, you trying to teach the Yoon Scotch experts some reality -
Re: This is not the time for Patel to be Home Secretary – politicalbetting.com
Had the report been more equivocal, particularly in relation to him lying and smearing people in an attempt to avoid criticism, then it would have been a risky move that had not quite paid off. As it is it is Hoyle who may be best pleased - it might have been the precedent of enobling Speakers will have fallen by the way… -
Re: The Russian proposals – at least something is on the table – politicalbetting.com
As if you add in Spain's denial of the Catalan government even one independence referendum, Westminster's denial of indyref2 leaves them anything but isolated internationally -
Re: Macron looking even more a certainty to win re-election next month – politicalbetting.com
I saw somewhere that there had been the same claim at the same airfield last Friday as well -
Re: Sunak and Truss drop sharply in the next PM betting – politicalbetting.com
"You are the Diet Coke of Putin: only one calorie, not Putin enough!" -
Re: When’s Trump going to condemn Putin? – politicalbetting.com
Usual hot air from Tories, lots of fine words and no action other than fill their bankbooks, lying barstewards. -
Re: The Lebedev peerage affair looks set to halt the Johnson recovery – politicalbetting.com
Trouble is, they’d have sobered up time they got there. It worked in the old days because they found the themselves at sea.