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Re: All polls now have CON leads: LAB’s brief moment in the Sun is over – politicalbetting.com
The likely answer is a batsman retired hurt. He faced balls, scored runs but wasn’t out. -
Re: Sunak back again as favourite in the next PM betting – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Government really doesn’t want Lockdown 4 – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Meeks and Rentoul argue over Davey’s “No deals with CON” – politicalbetting.com
No. The FDP are very far from the Greens especially, in policy terms, so will want to extract as much as possible in coalition negotiations. Plus they want the finance ministry. And just to correct a couple of points above: Nearly all recent polls have shown a majority for SPD+Greens+Left. And nobody (at least in Germany)… -
Re: Punters see WH2024 as a re-run of WH2020 – Biden v Trump – politicalbetting.com
Umm a few minutes ago you wanted the next government reduce the limit to 12 weeks or less, why is it so hard for you to agree to the obvious truth that this is very much a minority position in your party and in Britain. Personally, I wouldn't have a problem with the limit being 22 weeks, but after this discussion with such… -
Re: Can Starmer get a conference boost? – politicalbetting.com
Wouldn’t be great living in a post industrial wasteland with apparently no other housing nearby, but yes. Love me a bit of brutalism in the morning. -
Re: Was the CONHome members’ survey the driver of the re-shuffle? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: What do we think of Isam’s CON majority bet? – politicalbetting.com
I'm not sure about this, only GMS and civey are showing the CDU/CSU only 2% behind, most of the polls show the CDU/CSU trailing by about 4-6% behind the SPD. Today's kantar poll still has the CDU/CSU 6% behind. Also I'm not sure younger FDP voters will switch to the CDU/CSU even if their not keen on a SPD-Green-FDP… -
Re: Stand by for a big announcement at 10pm – politicalbetting.com
The bigger issue is whether this gives any potential for Sleepy Joe to revisit US membership of CPTPP as a trading bloc to hold China in check. That would be a real prize for Boris. No going back to the EU if it meant leaving that. -
Re: Could Raab be in trouble at Esher and Walton? – politicalbetting.com
Indeed. Inside knowledge for Northern Line regulars. -
Re: Starmer is back as favourite for next PM – politicalbetting.com
That’s not such a problem with me, I’m probably much the same. It’s his and other Labour supporters relentless positivity and straw clutching in face of a dire crisis, rather than relentless on message aggression to get out the dire crisis, that defines the problem. The message? That starts at the top, Starmer etc. What… -
Re: Ministers on mask-wearing: Don’t do as we do but as we say – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The latest polls having little impact on the next general election betting – politicalbetting.com
This thread has been shut down like GB News in a few months. -
Re: Is EdSec Gavin going to be a victim in the re-shuffle? – politicalbetting.com
Norman Wisdom funny? Are you SeanT' 's Albanian cabbie? -
Re: The tabloids make their guesses on how much Emma will make – politicalbetting.com
Medical staff mainly, in my (possibly OOD experience) Dr F, although some nurses do as well. I have met medical staff who only work in the private sector, too. However, there's always been a little niggle of concern in my mind about people working at high levels of intensity doing so for long hours. -
Re: 18 year old Raducnu now 90% favourite to win the SPOTY election – politicalbetting.com
So Blanche is taking over the threads.. Hope that doesn't get you in trouble in France -
Re: BoJo slumps to his worst ever Opinium PM approval rating – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Bet on Raducanu for SPOTY before tonight’s final – politicalbetting.com
It’s your own fault for trying to defend the indefensible. The tune isn’t bad but the words are truly ludicrous. -
Re: The fight for the Lone Star State – Texas 2022 – politicalbetting.com
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Re: As we approach the twentieth anniversary of 9/11 – politicalbetting.com
