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Re: It turns out Nadine Dorries was wrong – politicalbetting.com
https://x.com/MattCartoonist/status/1948778761643569480 Reelect the Right Parties - The Corbyn Project. -
Re: Monty Python cannot compete with Corbyn and Sultana – politicalbetting.com
What do you expect ? It’s cheap TV. They only have a finite budget and hardly anyone watches during the day. They even cut stuff like Doctors, the daytime soap. -
Re: Let’s talk about Coldplay – politicalbetting.com
Youtube auto-stomps on legitimate use of copyright material, or by default when a fake complaint is made - too. -
Re: Donald Trump is having a Duke of York type problem – politicalbetting.com
What an imbecile . I could care less what happens to him . Another Maga cult member who shouldn’t have been allowed to breed . -
Re: The voters have little faith in Farage in delivering reform – politicalbetting.com
Toymaker was utterly awful. I’ve no problem with alternative styles but it was just poor. I only watched the first episode Ian Levine has done them all via AI. He has a team doing it. -
Re: Challenge for the SNP – politicalbetting.com
blotted that copy when you became the Tories lackies just to get ministerial cars though. -
Re: WTF? – politicalbetting.com
Yeah. It’s always swings and roundabouts. I don’t like the way the policy discourages diversity. In a 98% white district, it feels to be structurally regressive. There’s always downsides to any prioritisation of local housing availability. And while I’d like to tackle housing shortages with national policy provision I can… -
Re: Former Tory MPs joining Reform is seen as good thing by Reform voters – politicalbetting.com
We don't want to accommodate them. We want them all to leave. -
Re: Hypothetical polls, a history showing they are consistently bobbins – politicalbetting.com
That looks like that one person has managed to spread their stuff all over six seats. Not a very efficient use of space. -
Re: Angela Rayner is in touch with the public (sadly they are both wrong) – politicalbetting.com
The Times reports that hundreds of asylum seekers per week are, after having claimed asylum and benefits in Britain, crossing into Ireland to simultaneously claim asylum and benefits there. https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/uk-asylum-seekers-caught-double-benefits-68krzd9cj -
Re: Your afternoon watch – politicalbetting.com
Thanks, the operation has been successful, just waiting for new lens to be made up. -
Re: We need to talk about electoral reform as it has betting implications – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The matter of Britain’s franchise – politicalbetting.com
Workers could be allowed to raid their pension savings at any age under radical new government plans to be unveiled next week, experts have suggested. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/pensions/private-pensions/labour-allow-workers-access-pension-savings-early/ Is this some desperate attempt to get growth by people… -
Re: This is why Reform should avoid former elected Tories – politicalbetting.com
If you look in the right place, there are still the remains of a couple of landings by (what was left of) German destroyers. The wreck of the Georg Thiele is party above water. A dog would be required for scale. Here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/NgyrzP2MqnQ8PqZg9 -
Re: Good news for Farage/bad news for Badenoch, it looks like Suella Braverman won't be defecting
Said special forces would have had to fit than in with their busy shooting unarmed Afghan civilians schedule. Are they noted for their multi tasking abilities? -
Re: Life after Starmer – politicalbetting.com
Slightly harsh response to @Cookie's amiable comment about travel writing -
Re: Rhetoric meets reality. What will Reform voters make of this? – politicalbetting.com
They can't even blame the Tories on inflation, the previous government left office with inflation down to 2% and generally falling/stable. This is all on Labour and their idiotic tax/spending policies. There's no new external shocks, no COVID, the wars in Ukraine/Israel have already been factored in, Trump's tariffs should… -
Re: Don’t believe the hype – politicalbetting.com
There’s this thing called a PCP contract, which cunningly hides how much it is actually costing. -
Re: Some more good news for Starmer – politicalbetting.com
This would depend on renters rent history* being passed onto to people like Experian (who have been lobbying for this). It would also only apply to those renting from large Social Landlords/ALMO's. It's a 'big data' solution loved by centralist organisation so might work if Experian do it rather than a government… -
Re: You can't handle the truth. Honesty is Starmer’s only advantage over Farage – politicalbetting.com
