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Re: Break open your cage and VOOM: New policies for the Lib Dems – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Polling Klaxon: Why you shouldn’t read too much into a small subsample, see this Scottish subsample
Only a few posts ago you said it was a sh1thole, raining all the time, people all dying from drugs etc etc , make up your mind. -
Re: Trump night have his base but for most Americans he’s electorally toxic – politicalbetting.com
That's a very wordy way of saying: "I was wrong but don't want to admit it." HYUFD-esque. -
Re: Labour dis-United? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The polling finds Brits top the world rankings when it comes to willingness to be vaccinated – polit
It was bad faith deceitful hyberbole from you. If you do it again I'll flag it again. Assuming I see it, that is. Which I will. -
Re: Let’s start to think about a post-pandemic PB gathering – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Rishi still betting favourite to succeed Boris but Keir not far behind – politicalbetting.com
Do Selfridges (in central London!) actually sell fridges? -
Re: You can get evens that Biden’s approval will still be in the 50-54.9 range after 100 days – politica
We’ve been through a period where a Tory government was willing both to suspend parliament and break international treaties and law to get its way, yet most voters don’t appear to care. The surprise is why observers find the same phenomenon on Scotland so surprising. -
Re: Could WH2024 be a re-run of Biden v Trump – politicalbetting.com
Including the civil service ( UK ) and Crown Office ( Agent is ex MI5), and useless Lord Advocate, lots of players involved. -
Re: The dramatic change in attitudes to sexuality on both sides of the Atlantic – politicalbetting.com
I think that depends what you mean by "socially conservative". I would distinguish on the basis of private and public expression of a view, perhaps between: 1 - "active opposition to (lifestyle, sex outside marriage - whatever)", as in my gran refusing to rent her cottage to unmarried couples 50 years ago. 2 - "not an… -
Re: At GE2019 LAB was led by a man who had negative ratings even amongst those who had voted for the par
What she means is "harnessing AI and new tech to eradicate drudgery for the many rather than make squillions for the few", but that strapline is open to criticism, I agree. She's not an old fart, though, remember, she's modern metro left, and she does produce some good material, both of the serious and tongue-in-cheek… -
Re: In the London Mayoralty betting the Brian Rose collapse continues – politicalbetting.com
Do you know how many hours of overtime teachers work? Without any extra pay or leave at all? -
Re: The UK’s still odds-on favourite for Biden’s first international visit – but could he stopover in Du
That's me! Almost exactly. "I am mean one Mr Grinch!" -
Re: First post statement YouGov polling relatively good for ministers – politicalbetting.com
One would assume that excess deaths could well be lower than covid deaths, as the lockdown would affect other non-covid death routes. Influenza (and any other virus with a lower R than SARS-CoV-2, such as rotavirus or norovirus) would cause far fewer deaths than normal. Road accidents will be well down, as well as… -
Re: As expected Johnson is taking a cautious approach but at least there’s an end in sight – politicalbe
That it isn't is sheer malevolence on the part of a government that felt it should be seen to be doing something, even though it was obvious to everyone that what it was doing was useless and cruel. -
Re: While we wait for Johnson’s “road map” is Carrie the one who is really in charge? – politicalbetting
Well Marcia certainly had her twins in the 1960s fathered by a senior political journalist of a Tory newspaper. She and Mary Wilson were also close friends - and continued to be so long after Harold died. I have been told on good authority that if there ever was a relationship between Wilson and Marcia ,it was when she… -
Re: Ten seats to watch at the next general election – politicalbetting.com
Despite the dramatic changes wrought by Brexit, these are still the towns and their hinterlands that we've watched for so long. Perhaps a bit more evenly spread regionally than before, with more in the north (such as Don Valley) and south (such as Colchester) than before to go with staples such as Worcester in the Midlands. -
Re: Are the COVID trends positive enough for ministers to ease the lockdown? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Brian Rose, the surprise second favourite for the London Mayoralty, is now out to 32 on Betfair – po
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Re: Command syndrome: Brexit and Covid have defined Johnson’s leadership style – politicalbetting.com
