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Re: New polling tonight finds 64% thinking a deal is unlikely compared with just 16% who do – politicalb
You mean it is total capitulation , even these brass necked idiots must be getting red in the face by now. -
Re: As Boris heads to Brussels to try to revive the negotiations the betting money edges up to no deal –
So long as France gets to choose whether or not it remains a member of EU then it is entirely sovereign, just as we were when we were members & are now we have left. Sovereignty is having the power to do the things you choose within your own borders without other countries being able to stop you. It doesn’t require you to… -
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Re: Leaver or Limpet – How long with Johnson lead? – politicalbetting.com
Just risked £10 to win £20 with Smarkets on there not being a deal agreed. Not sure it's a 1.55 shot for there to be a deal right now. Also not sure my assessment is correct, so a small bet it is. Hoping I'm wrong, the bet will be a gnat's fart in the grand scheme of my future pension equities value. -
Re: History isn’t going to be kind to Trump because of the manner of his departure – politicalbetting.co
That only makes sense if its government ministers personally placing all the PPE orders rather than a multitude of purchasing and H&S managers at hospitals, schools, councils and quangos throughout the country. -
Re: As Trump continues to be in denial about his defeat Biden gets a significant Gallup favourability bo
EU cultural oppression surely? Sunlit lunchtime uplands of cellulite reflected in dimpled pint mugs of brown ale await us. -
Re: A Trump branded TV channel being by the end of next month? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: No Platform For Mad Men. Lockdown Sceptics Are Getting Far Too Much Airtime – politicalbetting.com
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Re: And Betfair hasn’t even settled the £40m popular vote market – politicalbetting.com
We have more ships, planes and aircraft carriers and troops than Argentina. You are a Scottish nationalist who hates the UK, the UK government however would of course send a full expeditionary force to the FI in the unlikely event Argentina tried to retake it , use its submarines to sink every single Argentine ship in the… -
Re: That’s whose prerogative? – politicalbetting.com
Labour MPs lament not supporting May's deal, only because Johnson's deal appears vastly inferior. Starmer would be insanely stupid to give Johnson cover by supporting a deal, simply because any deal is better than no deal. Abstain, by all means to allow the deal over the line. If Starmer has his fingerprints on a deal… -
Re: Liz Truss now edges above Sunak in latest CONHome members’ survey – politicalbetting.com
Oh definitely, except that the bankers don’t want to move to Paris. I’m still not sure how a line of trucks stretching from Calais to Paris in January Is seen as politically useful to him though. Nor his fishermen all stuck in port. If it were anyone but Macron, I’d believe that it was all talk and we’d be able to get a… -
Re: This Georgia runoff polling’s looking positive for the Democrats and Senate control might be in reac
Turns out it was originally a legal term: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Schools_Act_1868 -
Re: Could Attorney-General Barr be next in line to be sacked by Trump? – politicalbetting.com
"It depends" is a perfectly reasonable stand to take at this point for political reasons, given that the content of the agreement is still undecided. Almost by definition though, a trade agreement is not going to contain your "Nissan killing" tariffs and delays. Should there be a trade agreement worthy of the name, I… -
Re: BETFAIR, THE US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS, AND THE GAMBLING COMMISSION – politicalbetting.com
The problem is surely voting machines made anywhere. So far as I was aware, it was the settled view of the PB commentariat that voting machines were a total disaster and open to all sorts of tomfoolery. Since Trump now agrees, I have not heard anyone restate this opinion. -
Re: Covid Whack-A-Mole – politicalbetting.com
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Re: 27 days to go until the end of the transition and punters remain confident that there’ll be a deal –
They’ve signed us up to be Guinea Pigs in the great Beta Trial. Whilst the rest of the World cautiously watch on, the Great British spirit will carry us through. We won the war you know. Both of them. And Waterloo. And Agincourt. Mugs go on sale tomorrow saying I support Sharma volunteering himself and us all for the B Ark. -
Re: Setting An Example – politicalbetting.com
It probably won't be necessary for everyone to be vaccinated. -
Re: Even after 38 court flops and two recounts punters are still ready to bet on Trump and Betfair remai
One thing they certainly appear to have got correct for sure. I do hope they also succeed with rollout as well even if skeptical, and same for Scottish government. -
Re: The latest polling on measures to control the virus and what Contrarian Hartley-Brewer is saying – p
For anyone interested enough to follow the legal cases at the level of the actual documents: https://electioncases.osu.edu/ -
Re: As Trump struggles to hang Biden extends his favourability lead over Trump 9% – politicalbetting.com
Well, that's chatting (by the last count) with around 5 other people.