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Re: Reform’s leads falls by 5% if you exclude non-voters – politicalbetting.com
However, whether he likes it or not, Cummings is the wrong person to say this stuff. Partly because he made it to the top of his preferred ladder and screwed up massively. But mostly because the forces of populism are forces that he summoned and amplified to power his ascent. He's not so much a boy who cried wolf as a boy… -
Re: A proper Scottish poll brings good news for Reform and independence – politicalbetting.com
Catching up with the news programmes, Michael Clarke on Trevor Philips on Sky seems to me to have a superficiality problem. That's a bit of a surprise; he always does broad sweeps with little detail, but I'm not sure about the specifics sometimes. Strange (to me) commentary on ammunition manufacture capacity here, and the… -
Re: Politicians shouldn’t appoint Lords – politicalbetting.com
The curious thing is that, if that possible outcome is correct, 37% of the vote (SNP+Green) is within 1 of giving an overall majority in Holyrood again. Which, in a partly proportional system, seems remarkable. -
Re: Let’s talk about shoes – politicalbetting.com
Done the same in similar circumstances. Of course my formal shoes get a lot of wear so there was no real loss in the long run. -
Re: The tip of the iceberg that is the Truss legacy – politicalbetting.com
Indeedy. TSE says the new one is about shoes. I'll have a look ... -
Re: Scottish subsample watch – politicalbetting.com
She also switched from Tory to the Brexit Party (aka Reform) a long time ago - was it 2019?, so why would she anything about future Conservative success. -
Re: Something for Labour to ponder – politicalbetting.com
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Re: I am prolier than thou – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The latest White House 2028 betting – politicalbetting.com
Trump asked about the TACO (Trump Always Chickens Out) epithet? (Acronym? Aphorism?). https://edition.cnn.com/2025/05/28/economy/trump-wall-street-taco-trade-nastiest-question -
Re: Incumbency bias – politicalbetting.com
First he came for the political wannabees and public servants and I did not speak etc Then he came for the moderators of popular social media and websites and I did not speak etc Then he came for me for a unthinking comment I made on PB when half-cut on a Saturday in 2015 and he had me bang to rights. CECOT in El Salvador… -
Re: Saying no to Boris Johnson – politicalbetting.com
I am already financially exposed enough to my hunch but thanks for the offer -
Re: Will Jenrick or Cleverly be the orange ball-chewing gimp of Boris Johnson? – politicalbetting.com
It is the duty of anyone with a brain cell to decry the Government. -
Re: Ars Longa, Vita Brevis – politicalbetting.com
like HS2 and hinkley point , forests of trees on planning, they cannot do anything right, 100 million spent on 100 bats, the country is run by moronic halfwits. Time to take an axe to the state and the hangers on big time. -
Re: Things can only get better – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Despite all the fury fewer than a third oppose the Chagos Islands deal – politicalbetting.com
My mind is still open on your question. persuade me. 🙂 I would answer, argument it’s less secure is based on precedent has been set by this case. But has a precedent been set, if each situation is unique? Put more specifically, when inhabitants have chosen, have there been instances UN and courts ruled against the choice… -
Re: The Chagos deal – politicalbetting.com
I asked my Coop on that. They say that it's still coming back, but has been a real problem. It's not empty, though. -
Re: Will any party win an overall majority at the next election? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Why Starmer’s pivot might actually lose him votes not gain them – politicalbetting.com
So not much different from British born WWC who have more children, regardless of salary, class. or any other excuse you insert. -
Re: More people think Starmer’s deal is a good deal than a bad deal – politicalbetting.com
Mmm. Not really. We don't call the Irish genocidal for singing old rebel songs. If a genocide existed, there might be something to it. But we know how Trump operates - he projects BS and outright fabrications on the inside of his head, then uses his bully pulpit try and promote them further. He behaves like your crazy… -
Re: Understanding what went wrong – politicalbetting.com
Remember the flash harry lawyer that turned up all over our screens representing the two lads who had a dust up with the police at Manchester Airport.... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/05/21/pro-gaza-mayoral-candidate-charged-money-laundering-yakoob/