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Re: Johnson exit date betting moves sharply to 2022 – politicalbetting.com
Are these numbers death with covid? Raghib Ali has been pointing to the more relevant number which is death certificates mentioning covid. -
Re: Will Johnson make the 2022 leader’s conference speech? – politicalbetting.com
I couldn’t make it! It’s on the server log I declined the invite. Bring your own bottle skinflints. I’d already promised myself to another party Jon Bon Govi was throwing in the Cabinet Office. Knows how to party Jon Bon. Night of the 20th will be legendary 🥳 -
Re: Starmer has better than a 13.9% chance of being next PM – politicalbetting.com
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Re: YouGov CON members’ poll adds to the pressure on Johnson – politicalbetting.com
For sure they will not go round checking them , issue will arise if a) house burns down and insurance say no payout, b) you do alterations and building company / tradesmen insist you must comply blah blah , or c) you want to sell , need to get house report -
Re: Another reason to lay Andy Burnham – politicalbetting.com
@moonrabbit, I certainly do and independent or not much of Scotland will be owned by people outside of it, however the key point is that a parliament should be responsible to the people and in our case we are most definitely not. Time and time again we see that what the people of Scotland want is voted against by the… -
Re: Mayday! Mayday! – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Four months of the weekly local by-election bet – politicalbetting.com
At the moment it is high prices of fossil fuels that are driving energy bills ever skywards. How do you manage to blame decarbonisation for that? Ending the burning of fossil fuels is the escape from high energy prices due to high fossil fuel prices. -
Re: Why Burnham shouldn’t be the favourite to succeed Starmer – politicalbetting.com
One doesn't have to turn a blind eye to the actions of others, or see Trump as a unique evil, to think arguments that lean toward suggesting an equivalence are wholly wrong. There may well be a spectrum of wrong doing or ill intent, but it is surely uncontroversial to note not all will be at the same point on that… -
Re: Introducing the LAB-LD “pact” that doesn’t exist and won’t – politicalbetting.com
Possibly the only sensible BR post ever? I might try to write a thread on this. The union is unsustainable in its current form, and rather geeky details about fiscal arrangements are now (or should be) critical matters of statecraft. -
Re: Support for Liz Truss fading in the next CON leader betting – politicalbetting.com
The UK consists of more inhabited islands than I would have guessed. -
Re: Pricing of a bet – Part 2 – The bet – politicalbetting.com
It helped that the Lib Dem candidate was a former councillor for a previous ward in the area, he was the only candidate who lived in the ward, and runs a local pub. -
Re: Will Sunak still be Chancellor at the end of the year? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Italy makes vaccinations compulsory for the over 50s – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Is everything alright Prime Minister? – politicalbetting.com
There is something uniquely ghastly about Truss with non Tory members. Interesting that Opiinium confirms it. -
Re: Johnson needs another string to his bow than vaccines – politicalbetting.com
Not Wyatt Earp but ... Mike van Erp. https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2022/jan/05/filming-cyclingmikey-dangerous-drivers-mike-van-erp-motorists-britain-roads-safer A bit of stuff not quite right on the casualties, but a good piece. -
Re: Even the Telegraph is getting impatient to see the benefits of Brexit – politicalbetting.com
And it's rather more probable that most of the electorate won't take such an Olympian view at the next election. Fair or not, they will judge by the results that they see. -
Re: The Queen was right to give Tony Blair a knighthood – politicalbetting.com
I have always assumed it would be similar to Shetland. Is it? -
Re: A bit of a CON recovery in the first 2022 poll – politicalbetting.com
Denigrating an entire group due to the actions of individuals at the fringe? I hope, like you, I would never do such a thing. This "quirky silliness" is published in mainstream evo psych journals. This isn't fringe. -
Re: I’m not convinced by Liz Truss – the big CON leader betting mover – politicalbetting.com
Since we're on expensive meals.....first business trip to Japan - bumped into a colleague on the plane who suggested we dine at the hotel's top floor teppanyaki restaurant. Going in I saw a Set Menu which looked like it cost £18/head (this was the mid-nineties) - jolly reasonable, I thought, though as the meal progressed… -
Re: The trend here should seriously concern Downing Street – politicalbetting.com