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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Herd immunity. The big political risk the government is runnin
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The betting markets respond to Johnson’s Charles the First Mov
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The danger for TMay is that in wooing ERG hardliners she might
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Just to confirm: Friday’s Pre-GE2017 gathering WILL be taking
Blimey.Just blimey. Let's get this sttaight:Mrs May is being criticised because the security level has been increaed 24 hours aftern a deadly and sophisticated terrorist attack? Really? -
Re: Veteran commentator Peter Oborne on the real reasons why Cummings had to go – politicalbetting.com
COVID is a funny bugger. Just heard that alex dowcett, the pro cyclist has contracted covid and had to call off his attempt at the world hour record. Only reason he suspected it, couldn't get his usual power output during a training session and drank a non alcoholic beer with a meal that tasted rank. His partner, who he… -
Re: A LAB majority now a 32% betting chance – politicalbetting.com
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The LDs slump to just 6 pc in Euros survey from pollster th
Betting Post Very much do at your own risk. I'll see how a few early tips go and then either continue or stop them. Two bets with Ladbrokes, both Hulkenberg. Backed him to be winner without Hamilton and Rosberg at 9 (each way, 1/5 the odds for the top 3). This compares to 6 for a podium. Unless the Mercedes break down or… -
Re: Raab bows to the inevitable and quits before he faced the sack – politicalbetting.com
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » More polling to lift the spirits at the Lib Dem conference
I do love Michael Deacon " Nick Clegg was doing. That. Thing. Where. He. Stresses. Every. Word. Because. You're. A. Bit. Slow. This is the trouble with his speeches: he aims for impassioned, but he ends up with irritable. Addressing Lib Dem members during their debate on economic policy, he sounded at times like a weary… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » So TMay finally decides to quit and the race for her successor
Delete this message sent 5 minutes ago from Pulpstar IF the market had been up in June 95 it should have been settled as June 95 under the market rules Delete this message sent 5 minutes ago from Pulpstar Noone was officially the Tory leader from 23 June 1995 to 3 July 1995 Delete this message sent 4 minutes ago from… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Latest on the Labour leadership race
Her ‘42 Days detention speech’ was commendable - and perhaps her finest hour. The rest of her ~30 years as an MP has been a mixed bag of either barking mad or laziness. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The White House Race, the referendum and the political bets
I trust as a fact something quoted by Andrew Neil with a source he (married to a Scandanavian) regarded as valid. Also almost 23 hours later it has not been withdrawn or amended/clarified. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » How the United Kingdom is changing almost without comment
After writing this, I saw this interview with Jeremy Corbyn: http://www.redpepper.org.uk/jeremy-corbyn-interview/ "Hilary: Well, Dave from Witney did not come up with anything, but Tim, from Barking, has a question about democratisation of the state: he asks what your views are on a federal UK, given that new politics and… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The Tories get wiped out in the East Midlands, Yorkshire & The
> @rottenborough said: > Who will be the stalking horse who announces they are standing against Jezza in next few days? > > Adonis? It needs to be a credible human being. Something Adonis has never been -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The May 23rd Euro elections – how the pollsters did last time
Wuss. Wind has been strong enough to bang a few garden gates after I'd opened them, but still managed a (culmulative) seven and a half hours wearing only a fleece -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Vote UKIP get a LAB government might not have the potency t
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Next month’s Super Mayoral elections – the starting points for
I see we have an hour panorama special this evening on CUTTTTTSSSSSSSSSS...has been a while seen the BBC banged on about evil Tory cuts. Back to Wigan Pier and all that. -
Re: The money goes on Trump mounting a WH2024 challenge – politicalbetting.com
Trump's aides have been suggesting he will decide whether to run again based on next year's Midterms. If the Republicans win Congress then he will certainly run for President in 2024. If Biden's approval rating remains under 50% he would then have a reasonable chance of winning the EC again and being the first President… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » There was no big 8pm story as promised but leading LAB & CON f
I have been. It is indeed spectacular. A terrifying beauty at the end of the world. Enjoy. Take a decent whisky with you, to drink over Shackleton's grave. That's the tradition. Stromness was where Shackleton emerged after walking over the glacier. You can still see the station manger's house where he had a bath and a… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Polling analysis: Corbyn is a liability to Labour while TMay h
The main problem with the no frills airline EasyJet is that they are no longer cheap. In fact they haven't been cheap for ages. They price cut to smoke out the opposition and then hiked up their prices once they got route monopolies. On the routes where they do compete with mainline carriers like BA, BA are often very…
