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Re: Look What You Made Me Do – politicalbetting.com
He’s read about President McKinley and doesn’t have even Leon’s meagre IQ to be able to understand how the massive development of the global economy, since the late 19th century, means that what McKinley did back then cannot simply be dropped into the 21st century and be expected to turn out well. -
Re: The Rachel effect? – politicalbetting.com
He was actually a very good actor indeed. See, for example, his performance in Tombstone. It's a fairly average Hollywood flic, but he steals the entire movie. He made some poor choices, but he was incredibly talented. -
Re: I think the public may not be fans of Rachel Reeves – politicalbetting.com
You tagging a Vance tweet is a bit like Mandy Rice Davies sharing Lord Astor's X account with a specific comment. -
Re: Le Pen is not mightier than the sword of truth – politicalbetting.com
Surely the court can order the US government to take all necessary steps to arrange for El Salvador to repatriate him? -
Re: The bookies are now offering odds on Trump winning in 2028/a third term – politicalbetting.com
Clean energy is not the same as cheap energy. If a government invests tens/hundreds of billions in clean energy it needs to show the benefits. And those factories and their jobs were visible benefits. Benefits which the Dems did not campaign on. And by not campaigning on them they conceded the economic argument to Trump. -
Re: The matter of Britain – politicalbetting.com
Perhaps he views himself as the main victim in this affair. Perhaps he sees it as a kind of crucifixion? -
Re: Is inflation the key metric for winning the general election? – politicalbetting.com
Look at Meghan’s track record of effective collaboration -
Re: Starmer’s improving ratings – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Where do we even start with this? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Should we be talking about a Nicola Sturgeon comeback? – politicalbetting.com
People should be crucified for such heresy. Perhaps decimation for lesser offences. -
Re: Annoying your core vote 2019 Tory style – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Do you fancy a 2% return in a week? – politicalbetting.com
What jobs are you guys talking about, I honestly don’t get it. With AGI looming any jobs that aren’t straight up manual will be automated in 5 years. Practically all intellectual jobs are doomed. And manual jobs won’t last much longer, robotics is racing into the future. The whole conversation on these threads exists in a… -
Re: My my – politicalbetting.com
Agreed but the difference with Trump this time around is that he is surrounded by really nasty individuals who are being given free rein to pursue their agendas. Most of us have factored in that Trump behaves like a toddler with ADHD but he's just the puppet who enables Vance, Musk, Hesketh, Kennedy. Gabbard and co. There… -
Re: Is Mark Kelly an out of this world suggestion to win in 2028? – politicalbetting.com
There is a Philip Goldberg who has served as assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research. I'm not sure if he is still around. -
Re: The Canadian petri dish – politicalbetting.com
‘ But how in holy hell have we got to the point where we think it is appropriate or sensible to put a highly addictive technology in the pockets of pre-frontal-cortex-deficient teenagers, where their attention is quite literally the product on offer to the most rapacious bidder, just at the point when their whole future… -
Re: The economy may no longer be Donald’s trump card – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Labour are starting to own the economy – politicalbetting.com
So you're saying there's no institutional racism and sexism out there? -
Re: A new public funding model – politicalbetting.com
Utterly disgraceful attitude to want to stop assisted dying. If you don't want to have assistance in your death then don't ask for it, but for those who want and need it they should be entitled to ask for it. This illiberalism of wanting to enforce ones beliefs down the throat of others is a disgrace. -
Re: The Tory irrelevance continues – politicalbetting.com
Is it? Norway and Sweden are the most cashless countries in the world. And both governments have recently advised citizens to keep a week's supply of cash, and to regularly use cash to strengthen preparedness and reduce exclusion. Norway also last year passed a law compelling businesses to accept cash, and Sweden may… -
Re: This polling may trigger some people – politicalbetting.com
Mental, you sound like a great guy to have a pint with. @Dura_Ace