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Re: The polling that shows even Starmer could beat Reform at the next general election
We don't have separation of powers in the UK, and nor should we. -
Re: Labour are the favourites to win the Makerfield by-election – politicalbetting.com
You’re telling me that there is a market for my PB ID? Can I start the bidding at £1000? -
Re: The Wesignation has left punters unimpressed as Burnham surges – politicalbetting.com
It was why I was surprised at reforms line “Makerfield deserves a local mp”. But may be they just are that stupid -
Re: Keir we go! Wes we can, Streeting resigns – politicalbetting.com
The media circus around Farage campaigning against the King of the North in the latter's fiefdom will be something else. Real toe-to-toe stuff. When did we last have a by-election as consequential as this? -
Re: 12pm update – All quiet on the WEStern Front – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Where the Streeting has no names as Rayner becomes the favourite to be next PM –politicalbetting.com
That's another British area of strength - in atmospheric physics - being undermined due to short-term penny-pinching. -
Re: Fools Rusholme in? – politicalbetting.com
The register of members' interests shows £39,000 for speeches in February and March alone. https://members.parliament.uk/members/commons/interests/publications -
Re: Ed Miliband becomes favourite to be next PM whilst Andy Burnham reeks of desperation
I watched a video of what happened to one of the Israeli civilians only the day before yesterday. I wished I hadn't. It hasn't escaped me since. -
Re: This seems like a quality Streeting plan – politicalbetting.com
https://x.com/johnmcdonnellMP/status/2054593546347327845 Just a thought. Wes Streeting owes his political status to the support he’s received over years from Peter Mandelson & Morgan McSweeney at Labour Together. He wouldn’t make a move against Keir Starmer without Mandelson’s say so. So look on this as Mandelson’s &… -
Re: Go Wes! – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Vance should get on the couch and talk to a therapist about Trump’s insults – politicalbetting.com
Clause VII 1A(II) states: The Leader and Deputy Leader of the Party shall be elected or re-elected from among Commons members of the PLP in accordance with procedural rule Chapter 4, Clause II below, at a Party conference convened in accordance with Clause VI above. In respect to the election of the Leader and Deputy… -
Re: Wes end goals – politicalbetting.com
sandpit has a huge mancrush on Trump , he can do no wrong. -
Re: Wes side story – politicalbetting.com
Don’t disagree about government showing an interest in wellbeing, but the immediate problem is fiscal. Government is borrowing a ten-figure sum annually to fund current expenditure and the markets are fed up with the situation. Borrowing for actual capital investment is would be okay, but borrowing for current expenditure… -
Re: I may need to update this bar chart – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Vote West, get Wes? Why some Labour MPs are worried about 10 Downing Streeting
I feel like since the person triggering this is Australian we should be taking the opportunity to import the word "spill" into the British political consciousness. Lots of punning potential if we can bring this off. -
Re: The cabinet are making Hamlet look decisive – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The power of the Starmer speech? Catherine West backs down – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Will it be a blue Monday for Starmer? Will Labour MPs impose a new order? – politicalbetting.com
The BBC model works off what data it has, so doesn't need to wait for all the results to produce an estimate. As I recall the figures moved slightly as more of Friday's results came in? -
Re: Go West and meet Labour’s Sir Anthony Meyer? – politicalbetting.com
Apparently, there are 60K Tunisians born people in Germany Murder rate in Germany - 770 or so killings a year (murder and manslaughter) - 0.91 per 100K population So claim is that the Tunisians are doing 14 a year (or so), rather than about 0.546 of a killing. -
Re: If there a contest soon then is it Ed Miliband’s time? – politicalbetting.com
Can I question one point above, @Luckyguy1983 ? I don't see Reform as civic nationalists, with religion privatised. Their most prominent commentator is Danny Kruger, who is explicit that the public square be defined by religion, which is part of his National Conservative philosophy. As far as I can see he is the lead…