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Re: The Lib Dems could win a seat from 4th – politicalbetting.com
Sunak has also had to deal with vicious party infighting - I think it’s probably been worse due to more and more vicious factions than Major had to deal with - which has made his life harder. If you look at things such as the Windsor framework and his attempts to improve relations with the EU I think, if he wasn’t being… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The Road from Glencassley – the last horse to win a UK race
The troubling thing about that analysis, which seems highly credible, is that it confirms that the vectors which are most vulnerable to spreading the virus are the ones that we are going to find most difficult to address. How do we "fix" overcrowded and poorly maintained housing? How do we make public transport,… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » New Midterms survey finds the Democrats making progress in 69
That's exactly right. Of course in the UK similar covenants (if not quite as batshit) are pretty common too, but as the idea of creating HOAs to receive the benefit of and enforce the covenants never caught on, they are usually only to the benefit of the developer and so often fast become unenforceable. This is because… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » August’s Ipsos Mori issues index. Immigration & Immigrants
The licence is normally linked to each self-contained premise. So if you were using your device in your friend's house you would be covered if he has a licence. You would be covered by your own licence only if you receive the broadcast on a mobile battery driven device. If broadcast consumption has been detected at your… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » So who won the week’s battles over LAB and the NHS, Lynton
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The reason for the anti-Crosby strategy is simple - to divert attention from the fact Labour have nothing to say on the economy or welfare and the fact they are in hock to TUs. I'm not sure the polling evidence thus far suggests they are winning. @Tim "Unpopular measures weren't front loaded, Osborne screeched a lot but… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Time to take the idea of President Trump seriously
You're viewing her moves through Cameron era thinking. View it through Mayist thinking. Firstly, I don't think she has replaced the Cameroons wholesale with the Tory Right. Far from it. What she has done is brought them in house. She's been quite consistent so far. She's wants to be a healer, unifier and a meritocrat:… -
Re: The Chancer of the Exchequer – politicalbetting.com
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Re: In just three weeks there’ve been CON leads ranging between 1% and 18% in the published national pol
You shouldn't struggle to heat the house if the air is cold if the pump (and heating system) has been sized correctly... However in my experience this often requires multiple heat pumps or a 3-phase power supply for a large retrofit. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Those who say that the bookies got EURef wrong don’t unders
Several parents at my kids school have been told to get their houses on the market as they will be moved to another European capital within the next 18 months. One thing the result has done is deliver a blow to the city of London -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » TMay caves in to the Brexit Taliban over Chequers plan
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » If you’ve been seat betting based on the Ashcroft polls the
The House of Windsor needs to get a bit more kick-ass. Some dragons would do the trick. Although, you have to wonder what the Prince of Wales has been arsing about doing, when they are on the country's flag.... -
Re: Thoughts on the polling debate from Nick Sparrow – formerly of ICM – politicalbetting.com
As did Lord Hailsham. The difference is that they were both hereditary peers who disclaimed, and returned to the House of Lords as life peers, after a spell in the Commons. Don't think anyone has resigned a life peerage, and then been awarded another later on. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Why do so many Tory MPs have second jobs?
http://labourlist.org/2013/07/milibands-end-of-term-report-hows-he-doing-on-the-3-ps/ Clearly could do better -deduction of pocket money perhaps. Would DM have got a better report? "The parliamentary term came juddering to an end yesterday. MPs have packed up their files and returned to their constituencies, holidays have… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » There is little from the betting to indicate which way punters
Perhaps, at least wait until the text has been released, wait a few hours to make it look like you might have read it and then find reasons why you don't think it is a good deal. Screaming bad evil Tory deal before the deal has even been made public (given the supposed position of respecting the referendum and wanting to… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Alastair Meeks on what we don’t know about Copeland
Outside the Town of Whitehaven this constituency has never been as completely hostile to the Tory cause as some imagine. During my four years on Cumbria, beginning in 2009 there were 5 Tory county councillors out of ?12. I think the 2009 County Election results - search the county website will offer some insight for… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Remember Starmer only got 31% of first choices in the YouGov L
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » PB Video Analysis: Brexit – What Does “No Deal”Actually Mean?
Funny how Soubry wasn't interested in a Govt. of National Unity when she was hoping to get her amendments through the House. Now she has been on the wrong end of a drubbing, it's "How about we call it a draw?" -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Kamala Harris – my WH2020 66/1 pick from two years ago – set t
DRAMA: No 10: There will 'only be 90 minutes of debate on the motion' & 'only one amendment could be selected' Chief Whip: No decision has been made. Govt will do everything it can to ensure the House is fully consulted. The information is not correct. -
Re: Former illegal immigrant threatens to destroy the Republican party – politicalbetting.com
On the subject of Citizen Robespierre, I have been listening to a fantastic podcast on the French Revolution. It’s part of a series called “Revolutions” https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/revolutions/id703889772 of which I have completed three. The first covers our civil war (however people want to name it) which was… -
Re: As ever cartoonist Steve Bell hits the nail on the head – politicalbetting.com
"Clearly the US has been intimidated by Putin's threats of escalation" Perhaps clear to you, but sounds like horseshit to me. And perhaps you think that possible nuke blackmail by Putin was NOT thought of previously by White House, Pentagon and Foggy Bottom?
