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Re: David Cameron: Liberal Democrat Slayer – politicalbetting.com
I see that we're all anti antisemites now https://twitter.com/SteveRightNLeft/status/1396449618985168898?s=20 -
Re: Sending best wishes to PBer JohnO – politicalbetting.com
You must have been off your head to think that was metal. -
Re: The Boris vaccination poll “bounce” will evaporate unless those who’ve had both jabs start to see so
Though that did require High Gaitskell's death, I think. -
Re: A fascinating insight into the psyche of Britons – politicalbetting.com
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Re: January 6th is what some Republican congressmen are now calling a “tourist visit” – politicalbetting
Hey Leon... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/05/21/ufo-uap-aliens-report-sightings-us-government-encounters-barack/ -
Re: Publish and be Damned? – politicalbetting.com
YOu will not be so happy when you have a pair of knockers and your todger is the size of a thimble -
Re: The LDs have a better than 6% chance of taking Chesham & Amersham – politicalbetting.com
Cyclefree's is the new thread aiui (Publish and be damned). -
Re: Labour has a bigger problem in seeking power than Scotland: the Midlands…. – politicalbetting.com
Ideally we’ve got the Aussies to open up on services at the same time as we drop tariffs on goods. The result being both cheaper goods here, and our firms clean up in a jurisdiction that speaks (almost) the same language and has similar laws. -
Re: The Jenny McGee departure from the NHS is a tricky one for BoJo – the man she nursed – politicalbett
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Re: In the next election betting it’s now odds-on that the Tories will get a majority – politicalbetting
Sadly that is the same argument that got us into this mess in the first place. It ignores the fact that no matter how well we might combat the virus at home if we allow overseas travel then it can be continually replenished from other parts of Europe or the rest of the world. -
Re: Both the coming by-elections present problems for LAB – politicalbetting.com
(((Dan Hodges))) @DPJHodges · 4m One thing we need at 5.00 pm. Hard facts on projected hospitalisation rates if people in remaining unvaccinated groups fail to take the vaccine. We need actual figures, not abstractions about "pressure on the NHS". -
Re: The extraordinary change in Johnson/Starmer leader ratings in just two weeks – politicalbetting.com
The one Iain M. Banks that always sat a bit awkwardly with me was the one where the Culture are on Earth observing. It's the main short(ish) story in the short story collection The State Of The Art. I think it was an early thing Banks wrote. I found I had to sort of mentally block it from my memory records of the Culture… -
Re: What gerrymandering looks like in Texas – politicalbetting.com
Because slaughtering approximately 40 civilians a day about half women and children isn't acceptable in a so called civilised society who we are supposed to be allies of. An uncharacteristically stupid post from you -
Re: With everything going so well for BoJo could he be tempted to go for an early election? – politicalb
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Re: May 17th – the day we have been waiting so long for – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The case for Labour making an electoral pact – politicalbetting.com
Welcome. Get yourself over to the other thread as things have moved over there. :smile: -
Re: The King of the North succeeding Starmer? More like The King of Wishful Thinking – politicalbetting.
Well, yes to the last point - also generally a consequence of the electoral system, I would have thought. If you look at the last several European Parliament elections, where people in the UK had a better chance of voting for the party they most agree with rather than one of the 2 parties with any chance of winning (and… -
Re: Chart of the day: What happened in the Batley & Spen constituency at the May 2019 Euro elections – p
I am sure crowds will be thronging the streets, just to catch a glimpse of you..... ;) -
Re: Chesham is the litmus test of how serious the Greens are as a party – politicalbetting.com
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Re: One in nine of those younger than 25 on the YouGov panel don’t even know who Tony Blair was – politi
This is much more scary than the virus. Any significant jumps in interest rates will cause real issues with those who are highly susceptible. The western world is now addicted to very low interest rates. It will find it very difficult to wean itself off that addiction. I suspect governments, who have been borrowing…