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Re: A Bridget tale too far – politicalbetting.com
You are not biased at all No Sir. David showing you what a sensible Tory sounds like. -
Re: The green shoots of recovery for Kemi? – politicalbetting.com
The A9 should have been duelled years ago, and it would have saved lives. I came from Aviemore and most locals living along the route all know the notorious accident blackspots. -
Re: 2025 Conservative Party conference and its problem policies – politicalbetting.com
I agree. And Edward is also perhaps a little in between - neither have the Prince Phillip countenance that is clear in Anne and Charles. I don't really care if it's true, and it wouldn't make me respect the Queen any less. She did her duty by remaining loyal, and heaven knows Prince Phillip was no angel. Funny, if workaday… -
Re: Following the colonies – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Some good news for Badenoch but will it move the polls? – politicalbetting.com
@carnyx apologies I disappeared for work. Not bad here at all today , getting colder and as you say the geese are flying overhead. Heating on nowadays. -
Re: The most selfish generation? – politicalbetting.com
Not really. There's a difference between wanting a thing, and enough people in power making it happen. See Canzuk for an example. -
Re: 62% of voters see Reform as extreme – politicalbetting.com
And that’s the trouble. Dear Aunty Beeb has allowed, nay encouraged, him to present himself as a one-man movement. That now has to stop. -
Re: Starmer is the most trustworthy GB wide politician – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Kemi quits of her own volition ? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Tories are now in fifth place (with younger voters) – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sir John Curtice thinks the Tories are new Lib Dems – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Tory members do not want Badenoch to lead the party at the next election – politicalbetting.com
The Tories need to stop aping the MAGA right radicals and actually start being conservative. The problem is that the vaguely aware -Mitchell, Hunt- either cannot or will not deal with the self serving -Jenrick- or the stupid-Stride. The Parliamentary party has too few people who understand the problem. The result is… -
Re: Can Polanski direct the Greens to a brighter future? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Kemi Badenoch proves again she really doesn’t understand Northern Ireland – politicalbetting.com
I find it hard to recall when rugby only had injury replacements. Arguably it was a better game for working out which side was strongest as you had 60 minutes of wearing the opponent down and then points would be scored in the last 20. Was often of feature of the 5 nations, for instance. I do think we have reached overkill… -
Re: Robert Jenrick, a man of letters? – politicalbetting.com
Um, hold on a minute. This is the question he asked, and these are the responses he got MS: “Who do you blame for what is unfolding in Gaza? Do you think Hamas bears any responsibility?” Protester 1: “Go away,” P2: “Go away. You are a bad faith actor. We don’t want to talk to you. Just f*** off. It’s a really boring old… -
Re: Analysing the September 2025 YouGov MRP – politicalbetting.com
Fine post Nick. My feelings and I have to say a majority of those Ive spoken to who are very much closer to the 'Jewish community' than most of the pontificators on here who seem to have an agenda I can't follow and just seems to involve some rather crude race baiting -
Re: Bridget over troubled water for Phillipson – politicalbetting.com
I wasn’t angry, I was just alarmed at yours and Leon’s race-baiting. -
Re: Shock: Voters do not like tax rises on themselves – politicalbetting.com
And what’s that £500 going to get you that you couldn’t have had anyway? Nothing. Right, that sorted then. -
Re: A plurality of Brits see Reform, their policies, and their voters as racist – politicalbetting.com
I think it's interesting to learn how multiple people independently made the same Mathematical discoveries, and how they made them in different ways. For example, Newton and Leibniz both discovered calculus, but further development of calculus in Britain was held back by the rigid adherence of British mathematicians to… -
Re: This poll brings some good news for Labour and Starmer – politicalbetting.com
Tory Labour crossover is inevitable. The Tories aren't in Government any more. Labour are, and are shite.