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Re: Even though it’s Xmas the Tory poll gloom continues – politicalbetting.com
And some very sad news to start the day. South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu dies at 90 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-59793726 He will always be remembered as a magnificent, tireless, dauntless opponent of apartheid, and the first non-white Archbishop of Cape Town. And as the chair of the Truth and… -
Re: All I want for Christmas is new (platforms to bet on) – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Johnson 2022 exit betting gets tighter – politicalbetting.com
Modelling several scenarios, nothing more. Negative LFTs for myself, Mrs Foxy and Fox jr2 who has arrived from plague City. So far so good. The fly in the ointment? Or duty doctor is feeling rough and gone for a PCR... -
Re: The Red Wall seems to have swung most against Boris – politicalbetting.com
Really wishing you the best with this, @Horse. You pay a lowish monthly fee, get a package of grants which cover regular health needs at varying frequencies - things like a proportion of your spend on glasses or dentists, perhaps health screening, a cash grant per day when you spend time in hospital or on convalescence,… -
Re: More striking evidence of Johnson’s polling decline – politicalbetting.com
Uk profile. Depends on the strike date. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/1043466/20211222_OS_Daily_Omicron_Overview.pdf -
Re: Why I’m laying Liz for Leader – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The pre-Xmas polls won’t help Johnson’s survival chances – politicalbetting.com
Yes, it completely destroyed the credibility of the modelled numbers, I've heard that by the end only Javid and Gove were defending them as potentially accurate with many others saying that other countries have shown Omicron isn't as bad as Delta and these numbers assume that it is so they can't be right. He could have… -
Re: At last! Positive front pages for the PM but will the polls turn? – politicalbetting.com
NEW Thread. This thread now busy wrapping lateral flow tests for Christmas. -
Re: In the Johnson exit betting the money’s going on 2022 – politicalbetting.com
We can test your theory out by looking at Christmas last year. Oh look on the 20thish of December there was a weird dip and flattening out in the in the positive case stats that ended immediately after Christmas. THEORY ACCEPTED. -
Re: Johnson drops to net minus 48% with YouGov – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Wise words for Boris from former CON leader Hague – politicalbetting.com
How long has it been ? There was some talk of their looking at reducing the quarantine period to seven days anyway. -
Re: How would a “progressive alliance” work? – politicalbetting.com
You are thinking about the wrong decision. The decision is not about whether to do something. The decision is what would need doing. Only when you know what would need doing, can you make a proper decision on whether to do it. But since you are a "never-never-never" person, they needn't do any of this ... -
Re: The front pages sum up the worries about Christmas – politicalbetting.com
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Re: This May 2020 pic from Number 10 will add to the pressure on BJ – politicalbetting.com
Sorry I missed the important debate on Wick. I've walked through it once, and it was a bit meh. Some of those Scottish fishing villages and towns have spectacular settings, but the buildings are mainly built from the same stone, or with the same rendering. It makes them all look a little samey. Perhaps this is because… -
Re: What should really worry Tories: anti-CON tactical voting – politicalbetting.com
On topic: The LDs actually didn't need Labour swing in NS. Even if we assume every bit of lost Labour vote share went LD, they would have won without it For Batley & Spen on the other hand (in other political times), the small LD switching figure not only was theoretically enough to save Labour but it probably did, even… -
Re: Al Fresco at this time of year in this weather. Eh? – politicalbetting.com
That reminds me of a joke I heard this week. The Covid 19 pandemic has been very bad for the Flat Earth Society. The are afraid that social distancing has pushed many people over the edge. -
Re: Some of the CON seats that could fall on a 10% swing to the LDs – politicalbetting.com
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Re: YouGov polls: From Hartlepool to North Shropshire – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Eyes on the Blue Wall: Raab is in danger – politicalbetting.com
Frosty the Say No-man knows that his Brexit deal is on the verge of unravelling is my uneducated guess. -
Re: Sunak and Truss still favourites in the next CON leader betting – politicalbetting.com
The Lib Dems are a centrist party. If the electorate continues to return minority largest parties then you can expect a centre party to sometimes support the Tories, sometimes support Labour. Labour needs to understand this.