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Re: The markets edge back to Johnson but 2022 exit still odds on – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Scrutiny not slurs – politicalbetting.com
I've posted the report from the relevant House of Commons Committee which after taking evidence from all sides recommends self-Id as the way forward. I've also pointed out that this confirms the conclusions of the UK government when it looked into this previously in 2018. I've further pointed out that several countries… -
Re: Labour reaches new high with Savanta Comres – politicalbetting.com
In mid-2020, there were no vaccines, we'd had a debilitating Covid wave, and the French had banned PPE exports. Yes, we probably overpaid. But if the world had turned out even slightly differently, this purchase would have been seen as a masterstroke. There is much to criticise about our government. Overpaying somewhat for… -
Re: Johnson’s lockdown gift to Starmer – politicalbetting.com
Would be worth it to see JRM getting tasty with his fists. He might employ his manservant to do the dirty work. -
Re: The first findings from the Grey report don’t look good for Johnson – politicalbetting.com
I feel the same about you, so that equalises nicely -
Re: Graying Out – politicalbetting.com
He's off: https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/g-xatw#2aad4834 Day trip: -
Re: By 62 to 26 those polled tonight say Johnson should go – politicalbetting.com
Were your slicks warmed up enough? Regardless - I think PBers here are making a good point, professional sports people are good at their jobs. -
Re: If we all agreed about an outcome there would be no betting – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Will Donald Trump become President before 2024? – politicalbetting.com
On topic, Halper-Hayes is one of the weakest 'pundits' out there -
Re: Nadine & Moggsy – the two Johnson uber-loyalists – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Conservative Party’s Johnson problem – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Tories should sweep the board in Southend West – politicalbetting.com
Of course. But lots of things play out in different directions, all of which influence voters. Over time, governments tend to become more unpopular. Not because they necessarily become any worse at governing, but because human nature is to attribute things that go well to your own effort, and to blame external actors for… -
Re: Rishi drops below 30% in the next PM betting – politicalbetting.com
Tom Tugendhat confirms he will stand for the Tory leadership and PM if Boris goes https://twitter.com/JohnRentoul/status/1487335579490697217?s=20&t=zNnJV8gWrvK-XspN8id0UA -
Re: The great cover up continues – politicalbetting.com
Enough for that cretin, I would not waste any energy on it. -
Re: The betting reflects a bit more confidence that Johnson will survive – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Ipsos-MORI net Johnson satisfaction rating slumps to minus 46% – politicalbetting.com
But having politically assassinated the saboteurs in his own party he needs something fiendish to win GE2024, assuming his popularity remains in the toilet. Perhaps a populist illiberal policy like capital punishment, or a winnable war, or gerrymandered elections? If those turn out to be the options, I'll take… -
Re: So is Johnson going to survive as PM or not? – politicalbetting.com
There was no cake There was no party There was no PM I am reliably informed the next episode of the Daily Politics starts with David Cameron in the shower with George Osborne shouting come out now you are going wrinkly -
Re: The PM’s branding Starmer as “a lawyer” hardly a negative – politicalbetting.com
Johnson is going nowhere. He has come out swinging. The saboteurs including Sunak will be punished. Johnson is rather a vindictive individual. -
Re: Current revelations put the Barnard Castle trip into context – politicalbetting.com
They may have learned the wrong lessons. Too many follow Hacker or Humphrey rather than Bernard. -
Re: Johnson going could lead to CON leading the polls again – politicalbetting.com
Thank Science for vaccines, and HMG for purchasing and distributing them.