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Re: My 100/1 tip to be our next Prime Minister – politicalbetting.com
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Re: If you ever wanted to see what a push poll looks like – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Crime & Constraints – politicalbetting.com
Apart from the policy itself, which seems a good one, families with young children are a demographic Labour absolutely should be targeting. A demographic that Reform and the Tories barely hide their disdain for. -
Re: D’Hondt Cry For Me Argentina – politicalbetting.com
The US space industry didn’t consider some crazy billionaire just building the damn rocket, and cleaning up the vast majority of the routine stuff-to-orbit work. -
Re: The Deputy Leadership proves a Bridget too far for Phillipson – politicalbetting.com
He's right of course but that does not mean that these instruments are fit for modern day circumstances. I agree with him that we cannot lose our humanity or compassion but we still need to protect ourselves and our way of life. That might require us to be just a bit more selfish and brutal than these Conventions hoped.… -
Re: Going Round in Circles – politicalbetting.com
Which can't get on the grid, because turbines are deliberately situated in remote areas to harvest constraint payments. -
Re: Reform voters are going to hell – politicalbetting.com
I look at PC's winner Lindsay Whittle and get William Shatner vibes. -
Re: Plaid Cymru prove to be the big cheese in Caerphilly – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Deputy Leadership seems a Bridget too far for Phillipson – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Think Caerphilly before betting on this by-election – politicalbetting.com
Phillips P O'Brien has characterised them as a good way of doing nothing while appearing to be doing something. We'll see. There are reports that Indian and Chinese refiners are pausing purchases of Russian oil, but this might be caution while they check out the detail. -
Re: Stripping Prince Andrew of his titles, the country wants the King to act – politicalbetting.com
... She's dressed to look like Thatcher which I would have thought is qualification enough. -
Re: Clarkson’s talk about becoming an MP, will it lead to diddly squat? – politicalbetting.com
Clarkson is a repellent, self serving loudmouth and would just take parliament even lower if he managed to get elected... and do we really want "celebrity" representatives. They hardly have a glowing record. -
Re: This can be classed as a bona fide Brexit dividend – politicalbetting.com
"Scary"? In my backward Cotswold nanotown we'd assume they were promoting our AmDram society's next panto. Or launching a local slightlybiggertown Monty Python remake. -
Re: A plurality of voters think gambling taxes are too low – politicalbetting.com
The opinion poll graph on Wikipedia would suggest that this is simply an outlier rather than a result of a change in the trend. -
Re: What we think about our leaders – politicalbetting.com
My feeling is the only hope is a Trump style economy. Raise import duties significantly. Require Government suppliers to invest in UK. Cut Government inefficiency and welcome entrepreneurs. Set fixed sum for welfare and stop when sum reached. Chances of this happening? 1 in a million -
Re: Your regular reminder that words matter – politicalbetting.com
It isn't bigoted to think that the word 'marriage' or 'matrimony' refers properly to a ceremony and relationship between one man and one woman and can be so defined. It is a genuinely contested matter and is about the meaning of words. FWIW most Christian groups (including RC and CoE) do so define it. It is completely… -
Re: Apparently Labour’s choice of deputy leader can lose them the next election – politicalbetting.com
Non partisanship and impartiality at the BBC is absolutely appropriate and very much in the spirit of Reithian values, unless of course one is Robbie Gibb, Tim Davie, Mason eulogising Farage after the Reform Conference or Kuennsberg idolising Johnson. Impartiality is good, so long as it it the right kind of impartiality. -
Re: Dominic Cummings is right – politicalbetting.com
At which point Parliament can choose to skip one (or 50-odd). It's been done before. We should expect it to be done again. -
Re: This is why Find Out Now polls are such outliers – politicalbetting.com
And he has denied it. People accused David Cameron of having sex with a pigs head. I assume you believe that too? Is it possible Virginia Giuffre might not have been telling the truth? -
Re: The Rachel Reeves effect – politicalbetting.com
Because the Dukedom of Savoy had bugger all to do with ancient Rome?