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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » What a small pensions policy problem says about the current st
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Meanwhile from the White House as the staff turnover continues
There is no subject that divides Jeremy Corbyn and Labour MPs more than foreign policy. Though the party is able to broadly unite around issues such as austerity, the NHS and housing, its divisions are exposed whenever geopolitics dominates. The fallout to Corbyn’s response to Theresa May’s statement on Russia has provided… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » How the final polls did against the actual results – party by
> @Philip_Thompson said: > > @Scott_P said: > > I do not believe that anything other than a tiny handful of Tories would VONC a new leader or that the DUP would. > > > > Tiny handful maybe enough > > VONC isn't enough to stop Brexit though. It has to be done in time to hold the election and a new government prevents… -
Re: A disastrous result for the Tories in the Chester by-election – politicalbetting.com
Yes, there's been a fundamental shift in how they are perceived as a result of all their errors. Rishi could be the greatest PM since the Earl of Sliced Bread, or however the expression goes, but the public wouldn't be receptive to him. Would he have had a shot if they had picked him in the first place? Possibly, part of… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Voters would rather see their side win the referendum than
Returning to your views on how much more impressive London is now than in your student days. The old, declining London had numerous Conservative voting areas in middle suburbia which it doesn't do now - the Ealings, the Lewishams, the Ilfords, Hornsey, Streatham etc. Are your views on how London has improved too much… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Brexit. There’s everything to play for
But the treaty that the promised referendum was to be held on had already been rejected in France and another country (Holland?). So it was an example of how democracy works in the EU. Not perfect, but until we sort out the House of Lords we are not in much of a position to feel superior. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Meanwhile LAB’s Scottish tICM have 3% CON lead while Populu
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Tonight’s Keiran Pedley Ipsos-MORI podcast: Assessing the Cons
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Paying the way
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Re: Tories forever? – politicalbetting.com
Has @ydoethur been putting in shifts at the Racing Post? Its comment on the prospects of Barnard Castle in the 2.25 at Bangor is:- Beaten out of sight on debut at Warwick; may fare better on today's less testing ground. https://www.racingpost.com/profile/horse/3324893/barnard-castle/form -
Re: Latest Frech election polls with 16 days to go – politicalbetting.com
Interesting... "Pres Macron just announced that 🇫🇷, together with 🇹🇷 and 🇬🇷, is planning an "exceptional humanitarian operation" to evacuate civilians from #Mariupol. Paris has been in contact with Mariupol's mayor and the 🇫🇷 President will discuss this issue with Putin "in the coming hours"."… -
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Re: Leaver or Limpet – How long with Johnson lead? – politicalbetting.com
Indeed. It is especially difficult for Johnson now, in as much that cool heads who could have helped calm troubled waters in his hour of need, have almost all been ejected from the Party personally by Johnson. He has shackled himself to John Major's "bastards". -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Andrew Neil’s right – Starmer’s first PMQs showed that the Gov
Well I was completely wrong about the Furlough application website. It did not crash and was fast It was very easy to use, we asked a question and got an answer within an hour. Our application has been accepted and we will get the money within a week. That is a fantastic effort by the Government. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Blow for LAB as YouGov finds Corbyn’s approach to Brexit getti
Absolutely! Not only that but its an absurd example to use when it is now already possible to get from the UK to Australia non-stop in under 16 hours. It used to take over 4 days and 7 stops which shows how much progress has been made. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » The other story from the latest Ashcroft marginals’ polling
The time to focus on the success of the Coalition was throughout the past five years. As the Responsible Left, in stark contrast to the two Eds. The in-but-out-but-in-but.... stance on the Coalition has been a fundamentally stupid piece of positioning, tied to the old way of thinking that the LibDems could ride two horses… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Some interesting poll findings
Apols if this has already been posted, made me laugh. James Chapman (Mail) @jameschappers 5 hrs5 hours ago Cameron asks how many MPs are going to put Ed M on their leaflets. Scot Nats all put their hands up #pmqs #GE2015 -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » My special plea to those in the media responsible for commi
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Constituency polling from these key LAB-CON marginals could
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You are absolutely 100% right. The trouble is Ozzy also wants to get re-elected. As Juncker said: 'We know what to do. We just don't know how to get re-elected afterwards'. If Ozzy had a risk-free hand to do as he pleased no doubt the policy mix would have been alot more Thatcherite - and the UK would have benefited… -
Re: The Yorkshire Party for 3rd place in Wakefield? – politicalbetting.com
Google Maps uses citizen reporting. Anyone who has a profile can edit anything which is then approved by someone on MTurk. So as soon as it opened Google will have been inundated with those reports, a few hours later the MTurk person approves it after checking the relevant official websites.
