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Re: Johnson going could lead to CON leading the polls again – politicalbetting.com
Thank Science for vaccines, and HMG for purchasing and distributing them. -
Re: The polls don’t look good for Johnson – politicalbetting.com
The Lutheran Church is less than 5% of the Christian Church worldwide, even smaller than the Anglican communion. 90% of Christians in France are Roman Catholic, as are a plurality of Christians in Germany too anyway. Most European Christians are either Roman Catholic or Greek or Russian Orthodox, not Lutheran -
Re: Might Southend West not be a total certainty for the Tories? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: New revelations lead to Johnson 2022 exit a 77% betting chance – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The 10 Stages of a Crisis – politicalbetting.com
Allegra is the killer image. One that the poor woman will have to endure for a long time to come and in many ways she was the most blameless of all of them. Just collateral damage working for a bunch of Hooray Henrys -
Re: Why Mr Bond…we’re not expecting you… – politicalbetting.com
On topic - I may be thicker than Jaws' overbite, but does that mean I continue to lay the favourite or not...? -
Re: ANALYSING LABOUR-LIB DEM TACTICAL VOTING SINCE 1983 – politicalbetting.com
“The US has ordered the relatives of its embassy staff in Ukraine to leave amid rising tension in the region. The State Department also warned people not to travel to Ukraine and Russia due to the ongoing tension and "potential for harassment against US citizens". https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-60106416 Biden is… -
Re: Defection watch – politicalbetting.com
It is hard to say whether JC would have been similar. But my reason for thinking he wouldn't goes like this - Starmer may not have been cutting through until Boris combusted, but what he did manage was establish himself as unthreatening and reasonable, and so was in a good position to take advantage when Boris self… -
Re: Punters backing Sunak are ignoring that there isn’t a vacancy – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Have Tory MPs the bottle to oust Johnson? – politicalbetting.com
@MarqueeMark have you noticed any change in the climate toward this with Boris's recent troubles? Sounds like the ideal flashy 'save big dog' sort of project to me. -
Re: Johnson’s leader ratings fall to Corbyn’s GE2019 levels – politicalbetting.com
Mr Speaker, the right honourable member has asked about my policies. I would answer, but I was too busy enjoying the amusing fact that the leading member of this place is A Johnson. -
Re: The future of Johnson dominates the Friday front pages – politicalbetting.com
It’s interesting that their population is virtually static. I hadn’t appreciated emigration was so high there. -
Re: Johnson trails Sunak by a staggering18% as “Better PM” – politicalbetting.com
You’ve identified the flaw in always simply saying whatever the best thing is, to get off the hook you are on at the time. When facing a series of hooks, there is merit in considering them together. That would, however, have required a degree of forward thinking and anticipation for which he isn’t noted. And perhaps the… -
Re: Punters give Johnson just a 32% chance of surviving 2022 – politicalbetting.com
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Re: It’s a long time since a LAB leader was dominating the Tories – politicalbetting.com
Russia abandoned much of its moral claim on Ukraine in the 30s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor And you can hardly claim as part of your 'cultural demos' a nation which appears increasingly willing to fight the invasion which will be required to drag it back into Russia' orbit, despite facing rather daunting odds. -
Re: Tory MP defects to Labour – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Lords a-leaping – politicalbetting.com
Pillock. He was elected as a conservative, many of the votes would have been for the party, not for him directly. If he can no longer represent the conservative party he should resign. -
Re: Latest next Tory leader betting on the Smarkets exchange – politicalbetting.com
I don't really understand the arguments that say the government will get rid of programme X or y through abolition of license fee where similar shows exist and are successful on commercial equivalents. Surely it is the niche TV and radio that would not have a home elsewhere that are threatened but these are largely unknown… -
Re: Let’s get this right. CON won GE2019 because of Corbyn not Johnson – politicalbetting.com
Nah, dragged kicking and screaming to the political scaffold. Johnson will go with even less dignity than Trump, but with a far smaller chance of a return... -
Re: CON members’ poll sends Sunak even higher in next PM betting – politicalbetting.com
Which delivered remarkable performance and quality of service benefits.