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Re: Today’s high noon for Andy Burnham (well 5pm) – politicalbetting.com
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Re: First Canada, then Australia, now Denmark? – politicalbetting.com
To me he has a very narrow base, a strange split between his religion and his politics, and a laziness in finding out about the topics of his commentary. The rest of that video is about the 'slavery reparations' issue, where he evaluated it as "paying reparations to individuals" (which is an untrue characterisation). He… -
Re: I think the value might be with the Greens – politicalbetting.com
If AI leads to global job losses no government would ever get elected again without a UBI funded by a robot tax -
Re: We changed Prime Ministers during both World Wars – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Another one of my 100/1 tips is looking good – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Time for a massive reverse ferret? – politicalbetting.com
I know we are not allowed to criticise a BPC pollster although TSE has said we can question the methodology, and FoN's inclusion of never voted respondents is a little bit odd. Oh and TSE also reminded us just before Christmas that it is not problematic to remember that Matt Goodwin does not have the very best track record… -
Re: And breathe – politicalbetting.com
I'm not going to go this far (yet) but I do think a genuine societal conversation on what the appropriate age to give children smartphones is worth having. Social norms can govern behaviour through peer pressure as much peer pressure. My argument for the norm being much older than present is that smartphones are full of… -
Re: We need to go back to having a Prime Minister born in Canada – politicalbetting.com
Remember my asking why markets were rising, yesterday, before this came out? The responses I got weren’t very convincing. Now we have our answer. I expect some insiders made yet more money yesterday. -
Re: As Reform continues to be a suppository (sic) for Tory MPs here's what the voters say
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Re: PB Predictions Competition 2026 – politicalbetting.com
AI will not feed a child, mop a tear from an eye, nurse the sick, bury the dead, tend a baby, run a nursery, teach a child to climb a tree, repair a window, lack brick upon brick, wipe a bottom, build a house. The dehumanised techbros of the tech elite have forgotten everything about people except how to exploit or destroy… -
Re: Deluded Florida pensioner chats crap again – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Alas poor Jenrick, I knew him – politicalbetting.com
So you are saying that he is The Very Model Of A Major General? -
Re: I agree with Robert Jenrick (and Kemi Badenoch should take his advice) – politicalbetting.com
Off topic, but more important than any subject discussed recently: Judging by this Wkipedia article, PEPFAR is damaged, but may be recovering:The United States President's Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) is the global health funding by the United States to address the global HIV/AIDS epidemic and help save the… -
Re: Another one bites the dust – politicalbetting.com
If all the Jenricks and Rosindells defect to Reform there will be no need for Tories to defect to the Lib Dems. -
Re: Sir Keir Starmer has some really poor allies and advisers – politicalbetting.com
You might be in the next one. “Sgt Big Gee’s gave us a pep talk how Kemi will soon be along to save us. Just like he did yesterday. And the day before.” -
Re: Will Robert Jenrick become the most famous Traitor of 2026? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The ego has landed – politicalbetting.com
Thresholds. One (Peggie) employed a threshold. Another (Darlington) did not, or assumed there was one and that six nurses crossed it. -
Re: I bring bad news for people betting on Jenrick replacing Badenoch – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sir Keir Starmer continues to use humour – politicalbetting.com
I largely agree with your view, but I don't think the entirity of gender misalignment is explained this way, it is just one factor among many. -
Re: The world watches on – politicalbetting.com
