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Re: Fewer than one in ten people think Badenoch would make the best PM – politicalbetting.com
No they backed Harris but will perform now Trump is President elect and after all he boosted their record sales -
Re: Test thread – The Hoff and Blue Sky. – politicalbetting.com
I see Jenrick tops the ConHome poll. https://bsky.app/profile/generalboles.bsky.social/post/3lg4et45nbc2m -
Re: Go West! – politicalbetting.com
New Zealand's next election is not due until December 2026, it is Australia that votes this year https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_New_Zealand_general_election -
Re: Sleazy does it – politicalbetting.com
It depends what they said about thalidomide. It is a potent angiogenesis-inhibitor that is an effective treatment for multiple myeloma -
Re: It’s all gone a bit Liz Truss – politicalbetting.com
No, this is Politicalbetting.com. We are only interested in Con and Ref. One could argue Labour should come in at number three or even four after the LDs who are quite popular on here. -
Re: The by-election nobody wants? – politicalbetting.com
What we do not know is whether the Lib Dems would run a full blooded campaign. Recently they have been coming from way back in northern local election Labour seats to challenge and even win. -
Re: The state of it – politicalbetting.com
hotel business would lose big time, public purse would be overflowing with saved cash. Usual utter bollox from you, if brains were dynamite you could not blow your nose. -
Re: Reform councillors are revolting. Is Farage in trouble? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Pitched Out – politicalbetting.com
They're not claiming that Reeves has trashed their pension, they're saying that Reeves has cost them money. And a £2,000 reduction in their pension pot is the equivalent of ten years of WFA. Its a sense of loss which they then 'blame the government' whether fair or not. Now that £2,000 fall has likely followed substantial… -
Re: The new normal? Reform ahead of the Tories – politicalbetting.com
Let me guess, you give them a USB cable you pulled off the shelf, and they immediately ask you for your mobile phone number? -
Re: The Tory party is the party for traitors – politicalbetting.com
We have to suffer Butcher cumberland and other associated fcukwits, how do you think we northern slaves feel -
Re: Does Kemi need to be more modest and self effacing? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: If Lab doesn't succeed perhaps the voters will turn to somebody other than the Tories?
You need to defuel the rocket, safe the area, fix/resolve/workaround the issue that caused the delay, have more fuel delivered to cope with losses during the process, perform checks again, and only then can you restart the launch process. Going too fast, especially in a new process, causes issues. -
Re: Scottish independence is off the radar says Sturgeon – politicalbetting.com
Rather like Trump1 then. I'd bite your hand off because I think that's optimistic this time. -
Re: How Trump could ensure the UK rejoins the EU – politicalbetting.com
Maybe but as long as most women choose to work full time after having children that will still keep house prices high and two incomes needed for them and add childcare costs on as well -
Re: There’s more support than opposition for Starmer giving the Chagos Islands to Mauritius
It also mandates USA-flagged ships be built in the USA. I watched a vid which argued that this was a big problem for USA ports wrt turnaround times and efficiency using the World Bank's annual Container Port Performance Index He talks about the largest container ships not going to the USA (basically it's China ... Suze ,,,… -
Re: How to make politics better, more lawyers getting involved – politicalbetting.com
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Re: PB Predictions Competition 2025 – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Does this 1992 Scottish constituency result presage the next UK general election?
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Re: Will Starmer go full Truss and sack the Chancellor this year? – politicalbetting.com