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Re: Ayrshire hotelier Donald Trump becomes American president again – politicalbetting.com
The UK is one of the few countries where young people are still mostly left-voting, as they were in the 1960s/70s in most places. -
Re: The gender split is key – politicalbetting.com
I've found the pigheadedness of the Dems remarkably frustrating. Denying the senility of Biden until the last minute. Denying any meaningful contest on who came next. Heading into the contest with a candidate perceived as unpalatably left wing. To compare this to the UK, Labour offered voters an unpalatable candidate in… -
Re: A bit of movement away from Trump on Betfair – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Voting is certainly brisk in this part of Pennsylvania – politicalbetting.com
Think you mean 7pm LOCAL time for most of Indiana . . . except for Northwest Ind ("Da Region"). -
Re: State of the Union, Election Day – politicalbetting.com
It's turnover would be an embarrassment to the local pub turnover (literally), but it's expenses are similar to a large corporation so the figures and financial ratios just look bizarre, like a computer bug printout. It should be utterly worthless, but isn't. The share price fluctuates like a roller coaster and bears no… -
Re: What Americans are expecting the election result to be and when – politicalbetting.com
Aren’t you planning to hand over your mantle to the @Cookie crumbles? -
Re: The latest betting situation – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Time to parse and over analyse every comment – politicalbetting.com
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Re: This explains why the Selzer poll is different to others – politicalbetting.com
Space Stuff https://www.thespacereview.com/article/4886/1 Dwayne Day - Satellite reconnaissance and the Falklands War -
Re: Popular mandates – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Cat meet pigeons – politicalbetting.com
Simply not true. Atheism means nothing more than not believing in a deity. The vast majority of atheists are not anti-religion. They simply don't believe and don't care. There is a vocal minority of atheists who actively oppose religion. Most are simply not interested in what others believe. -
Re: There is no happy ending for Bobby J – politicalbetting.com
Looks like I went to bed early and missed all the action. -
Re: For the first time in nearly three years the Tories lead in the polls – politicalbetting.com
It was a mixture of slapstick and porn. I wasn't disturbed by the porn though a few sensitive souls walked out within he first ten minutes. Cannes is famous for innovation and subtlety. I thought this failed on both. Skinflicks like this have appeared at film theatres for many years. This struck me as little more than an… -
Re: The public ‘prefer’ Jenrick to the even more unpopular Badenoch – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Trump’s women problem? – politicalbetting.com
It means they're currently legal but HMRC would prefer it if they weren't, so may well be targets for future legislation and regulation. -
Re: Voting has now closed and can Bobby J sink any lower? – politicalbetting.com
Women's rights are not trivial. The Supreme Court is hearing an important case on this very issue later this month. And she was Minister for Women and Equalities so it was very much part of her job. Shame on you for dismissing women's issues - like so many on this forum. -
Re: Could this explain the Betfair market? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Liz Truss would be proud – politicalbetting.com
Anyone supporting that cabbage Trump is not right in the head and a wrong un -
Re: What’s in the box? – politicalbetting.com
Maybe the damn beast of growth needs five minutes of prodding, before it finally gets out of bed for us - and this is just the prodding stage? -
Re: Senatus Populusque – Previewing November’s other elections Part II
If true - sometimes people win elections not on other policy’s just how previous government left people feeling worse off - then as this discussion has clearly proven to you, has it not, what you allude to is ALWAYS based on statistically wrong negative sentiments, Neanderthal and unprogressive them and us world…