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Re: Why Trump is (a bit) like Hamas – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sir Gavin Williamson speaks for the Tories and the nation – politicalbetting.com
I had a 60% survival chance a decade or so ago. A mate came round with a hamper. That was nice. -
Re: Damned if she does, damned if she doesn’t – politicalbetting.com
Polling is normally far more accurate than early vote turnout which means little given on the day votes will be heavily Trump -
Re: Jenrick puts some epic spin on a poll showing him as a loser – politicalbetting.com
Quite the opposite, in that the UK government can have a more nuanced take on the subject. -
Re: That way madness lies – politicalbetting.com
Thankfully I have managed to avoid both their oueuvres. I am very sorry he has died though. His family must be devastated. -
Re: Your regular reminder that the betting markets are frequently and spectacularly wrong
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Re: The fundamentals and history still favour Trump and punters agree – politicalbetting.com
You always wonder yourself where you would be. I don’t suffer fools, I have absolutely no sympathy for people jumping on boats from a very safe France. I think people who routinely use food banks are their own worst enemy and do so as a consequence of bad decisions. On the other hand, if a friend or family was short I… -
Re: The Butterfly Effect – Bush vs. Gore revisited – politicalbetting.com
Might I mention that within the header it says Punters agree. Is there any data of correlation between what punters thought and the actual outcome? I seem to recall there have been some epic fails..... -
Re: The State of the Union, Week 7 – politicalbetting.com
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Re: A potentially awkward start for the new Tory leader – politicalbetting.com
Secretly Jewish Columbus! https://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/world/christopher-columbus-was-secretly-jewish-new-dna-study-reveals/ar-AA1scpDo?ocid=BingNewsVerp -
Re: I agree with Sir John Curtice – politicalbetting.com
Or why not index the personal allowance to the old age pension and start the 45% tax band where the 40% band starts now? There are many options to change rates and be redistribution if a CoE has a free hand. -
Re: The politics of masculinity – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Alex Salmond has died – politicalbetting.com
And yet the violent crime statistics have fallen sharply and an analysis of those statistics shows that the indigenous population are more likely to commit such crimes than the immigrants. It is the most vile and dishonest campaign of my lifetime in any form of democracy. -
Re: Spread betting on the White House race – politicalbetting.com
Robert Jenrick will make Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg chairman of the Conservative Party if he triumphs against Kemi Badenoch in the party leadership contest. Are we sure he isn't an agent for Labour? -
Re: The cunning and awesomeness of Robert Jenrick – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Despite things going suboptimally so far Labour still has the benefit of the doubt
my local members only drinking den recently got caught by the vat thresholds and put the price of a pint up 20% overnight. -
Re: Fifty years ago today – politicalbetting.com
IIRC there’s only around three US States that have a body similar to our Boundary Commission. A dozen or so States have a ‘bipartisan’ committee, which means two sets of politicians drawing the lines among themselves, the rest let the State government draw the lines which is where the real Gerrymandering happens. A change… -
Re: A 10% return in two days and a 120% return in two days? – politicalbetting.com
Trump is truly odious by any standards but the way his detractors gloss over the fact Biden is funding one of the worst genocides in recent US history makes me wonder about the alternative. -
Re: Ladbrokes think the Tory contest winner will not lead the party at the GE – politicalbetting.com
I wore one to my grandson's wedding four (I think, Mrs C will know) years ago. Otherwise I've been to a few funerals. Increasingly often nowadays, and I can't tie my tie properly. -
Re: Oh James Cleverly – politicalbetting.com
Well quite. I'm not sure how anyone thinks he's capable of turning the British economy around when basic addition and subtraction have proved beyond him.