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Re: This is an incredibly sad decision – politicalbetting.com
The Bad Bunny thing rebounded on the Reps really badly - which is exactly why Bad Bunny kept his message positive. Guess what - Trump got played by a Latino. Bet that had the ketchup hitting the (remaining) walls of the White House -
Re: Even Rasmussen finds Americans saying Biden did a better job as President than Trump
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Re: The betting moves sharply to the Greens today in Gorton & Denton – politicalbetting.com
As well as cutting immigration we desperately need to stop paying people a lot more money not to work than they would get working. Getting disability money for a cut finger , adhd , etc is crazy. Help those who are really disabled and make the rest work for their money or make benefits less than minimum wage. You see the… -
Re: The Labour brand is the most liked, the Starmer brand less so – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Could Labour hold Gorton and Denton? – politicalbetting.com
If you consider the significant numbers of people with mental health conditions, illiteracy, homeless and the rest who fill up our prisons, there is much truth in the insight. -
Re: An effective ad? – politicalbetting.com
https://news.sky.com/story/the-uk-has-been-colonised-by-immigrants-says-ineos-boss-and-man-utd-co-owner-sir-jim-ratcliffe-13506333 Britain has been "colonised" by immigrants, who are draining resources from the state, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, one of the country's richest and most influential men, has told Sky News. Sir Jim, the… -
Re: A clear majority of Brits think Starmer will unlikely be PM at the end of 2026– politicalbetting.com
is it genuine or one of those right wing outfits that work for Farage's mob? -
Re: The next PM betting market in the last 48 hours – politicalbetting.com
Would that be the Liz Truss whose approval ratings were better than Starmer’s are now? -
Re: This was the worst performance by a Scotsman since Italy v Scotland last weekend
Stamp duty is the biggest friction for homeowners, especially in the South of England and key cities. Where the RRA Act makes it worse, is that it makes it difficult to move temporarily for a job, especially if you then want to to rent out the house you own. -
Re: By the pricking of my thumbs something wicked this way comes – politicalbetting.com
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Re: One party has form for ousting leaders, the other less so – politicalbetting.com
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Re: PB Predictions Competition 2026 – The Entries! – politicalbetting.com
Tim Allen, the comedian, was head of No 10's communications? This explains so much.. -
Re: Could a Healey or Benn finally lead Labour? – politicalbetting.com
Or give up completely? Like 40% of the population did last time..and 50% of Americans regularly do..🧐💩 -
Re: The sum of all Keir’s support – politicalbetting.com
That's actually quite legitimate criticism of QEII. She signally failed to rein him in and cut his balls off, which meant Andrew was free and untouchable, whilst continuing to create havoc whilst exploiting official UK diplomatic facilities. Like an mini-me Airfix model of a Borgia Pope. -
Re: Punters unmoved by recent events – politicalbetting.com
The press largely antagonistic towards Starmer are minute by minute digging up stuff on Mandelson and putting it in the 'Starmer must' go column. It is absurd and if they're not careful they'll face a backlash. The Telegraph and the Mail have completely lost the plot and the BBC are not far behind. Starmer made one mistake… -
Re: How HMRC could turn the leadership ambitions of Angela into ashes – politicalbetting.com
This is OK, but it's not a patch on the Opening Ceremony that Boris Johnson directed and choreographed in 2012. -
Re: 19 months in – politicalbetting.com
Those numbers cluster round two values, and alternate. For that reason alone, I'd ignore it. -
Re: Rage against the machine – charting the rise of outsider parties – politicalbetting.com
Buckingham Palace could be converted and extended. The Royals don't really need it. -
Re: Mene, Mene, Tekel, Upharsin, Starmer’s Pincher moment – politicalbetting.com
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Re: If this is what happens in the midterms then the Republicans are in for a shellacking
I really need some help with the cod psychology of Mandelson. Why was he so desperate to obtain the approval of very wealthy people and cross any boundary in so doing?