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Re: Keir was the toolmaker’s son – politicalbetting.com
Add in Speaker, NI, etc and who gets the other approximately 200 seats then? -
Re: Kaboom! Is Sunak the Tory David Lloyd George? – politicalbetting.com
Not if Brexit was sold as a solution to immigration and was a reason why many people voted for it. -
Re: Defining legacies – politicalbetting.com
Should Nige reverse take over the Conservative Party you would be wearing out your shoe leather posting Con-Ref leaflets in rural South Devon at GE 2029. You can't deny it. -
Re: Lib Dems! Winning here? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Punters unmoved by last night’s debate and the Labour manifesto launch – politicalbetting.com
Bet 365 have Keith Vaz at 41 to win Leicester East. Its a mad constituency and he has a lot of following there. I think that is value. -
Re: When political betting can get you into trouble – politicalbetting.com
Gouty foam flecked rage! Lol, It’s not me who lives in a tiny paranoid world seeing politics through the prism of only I am right, and everybody is conspiring against my view of the world, bankers are part of the global left wing conspiracy etc. etc. it’s no more than ‘infamy, infamy, they’ve all got it infamy’. Your… -
Re: Will Hunt’s political career turn to ash on July 4th? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Sicilian Solution – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Punters unmoved by YouGov showing Labour dropping into the 30s – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Do you want to help out a bookie? – politicalbetting.com
I’ve been pondering defence expenditure. Both big parties want to increase it. Can we somehow get more socioeconomic benefit from it, other than just greater employment in shipyards, military recruitment etc? Obviously we are not going to have the SBS running breakfast clubs in Hackney, but you get my drift (maybe)? -
Re: Starmer could be the greatest of all time – politicalbetting.com
Cull everyone on benefits and all our problems are solved , children to be saved as innocents. -
Re: The East Midlands Flipchart? – politicalbetting.com
That was at the time of writing, which perhaps I should have been more explicit about. That was last Thursday / Friday. It was from looking at Oddschecker, who then rated-limited me because I looked up various constituencies. -
Re: I suspect this is sub-optimal for the Tories and Sunak – politicalbetting.com
I am not a LD, though have voted for them a few times, and happen to believe that the coalition government was probably the best government of my lifetime. -
Re: The Tory Party’s long term problems – politicalbetting.com
@Farooq Here are the results from the Fairliered jury. In how many seats will: 1. Reform beat Conservative (don't count draws)? 47 2. Labour finish 3rd or lower (don't count where they didn't stand)? 87 3. Conservatives lose their deposit? 26 4. Lib Dems lose their deposit? 257 5. Reform lose their deposit? 373 6. Labour… -
Re: A Portillo moment for a new generation? – politicalbetting.com
Maybe she should join Labour and get fairly treated like Dian Abbott -
Re: PB Predictions Competition 2024 – update! – politicalbetting.com
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Re: What’s tonight’s debate going to this betting market? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: What to do if and when crossover happens – politicalbetting.com
And in a nutshell, this is why they've lost my vote whatever they do now. They can promise all the things I want them to do, they can offer to pass "The Prole (riches and fame) Bill 2024" and I simply won't believe them. Talk tough on immigration - well, why did you allow it to get to all time record levels for the last… -
Re: London Falling. The Capital and the election – politicalbetting.com
Once in power I would like to see Starmer start planning and low level negotiating for us to join EFTA. He doesn't have to 'betray' anybody by actually making formal approaches or even think about making any real moves in his first term. But he could do the hard work, and lay the ground ready to present the electorate with… -
Re: Could the Conservatives Really Come Third? – politicalbetting.com
Solidarity as a fellow younger poster, I haven’t been around here that long and have certainly seen fewer elections than most but I find your contributions great and overall there’s a lot of good eggs on here that keep me coming back, even though others are a bit spammy and sometimes just attack people arbitrarily.