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Re: Trump still retains the support of MAGA but the trend is not his friend – politicalbetting.com
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Re: No wonder JD Vance isn’t a fan of the war – politicalbetting.com
If they win, and that depends on how long Farage can concentrate. -
Re: How anti-Reform tactical voting could deny the SNP a majority – politicalbetting.com
Why have you flagged me @Brixian59 ? Blue on blue action absolutely, but us reds should stick together. -
Re: Could the next UK general election be fought under the alternative vote system? politicalbetting.com
There’s time before the general election. AV doesn’t require you change any constituencies. You’d just need an advertising campaign to explain how it works, and that only in England and Wales. -
Re: A 12.5% return in just over six months? – politicalbetting.com
I read and watched the Pelican Brief. It was a good idea in principle but ultimately it was foiled by Julia Roberts. -
Re: A look ahead to the midterms – politicalbetting.com
@Cyclefree it would be nice if you stayed - I enjoy your contributions and I want to be on board for your recovery. -
Re: Smoking kills Reform’s chances? – politicalbetting.com
Starmer needs to get ahead of this oil crisis. Do some unpopular stuff that people will come to appreciate and will signal this is a big deal. Cut speed limits, mandate wfh where possible, introduce carpool lanes all over the place... Tories and Reform will oppose on reflex and it will show he's the serious politician… -
Re: Your friend Susan – politicalbetting.com
Response to comments, part 10: valediction Thank you for all the comments, good and bad. Please do not reply to the "Response to comments" comments, because the use of the "@" will mean that lots of people will be notified. And here's to the next article... [@rcs1000, @TheScreamingEagles , you can now close this article if… -
Re: The end of the Keir show might be delayed – politicalbetting.com
A second MP so he had someone to lead? In a local council you’re only a leader ‘if there are at least two of you. -
Re: What would Ronald Reagan think? – politicalbetting.com
AnneJGP asked: "Aren't ballots secret anyway?" Not necessarily, in some parts of the US. Voting by mail allows voters to share their choices -- and in some cases to be intimidated into voting the "right" way. Vote fraud is not a large problem in the US, but it does occur, and when it does it is almost always done with… -
Re: Punters still have more faith in Zack Polanski than Kemi Badenoch – politicalbetting.com
Don't forget India too gets a free pass from the Iranians. -
Re: Prices and politics – politicalbetting.com
Nonsense. I have more than 1,000 book and I often reread some of them. Others I got to for reference as I belong to two book groups; one on-line,the other actual, and I sometimes wish to refer to something in one of them. How am I supposed to know which books I shall never read again? I am not depriving anyone of reading a… -
Re: Perhaps Trump would have been better off releasing all the Epstein files than bombing Iran
FFS She's totally lost the plot. She'll be calling to pump out the mines flooded by Thatcher are start burning coal next. Hey Kemi there is some tin left in Cornwall -
Re: It’s grim in Wales for the Tories & Lib Dems – politicalbetting.com
Noakes is a good shout. I'd have a few quid on her joining LD's at some point if she didn't have Speaker aspirations. -
Re: The next defector – politicalbetting.com
We get covered in windmills so that London can get cheaper electricity and we pay much higher prices for the privilege and now you also want huge numbers of pylons to boot , what mugs we are being treated like shit. -
Re: Now even Reform voters have a negative view on Donald Trump – politicalbetting.com
And also cutting local government in a way that the blame was laid at local councillors... -
Re: The nihilism of the Greens and Reform voters – politicalbetting.com
Another green cheese loser who instead of going out and earning their own money just whines about pensioners -
Re: Rachel Reeves & Sir Sadiq Khan speak for the nation – politicalbetting.com
It was one of the great political speeches, respect to a great orator. A real political heavyweight and still well worth listening to. -
Re: It’s a bold strategy, let’s see if it pays off for Angela Rayner – politicalbetting.com
I think it’s… First year £20 then £640 per year for five years before the expensive car supplement ends and VED drops to £195 per annum. Assuming the better off spend over £50k on an EV. I’ve been looking to dump the diesel. EVs ain’t the deal you were expecting. :( -
Re: This bet makes me disgusted in myself – politicalbetting.com
If you used that criteria you wouldn't even bother coming onto PB in the first place. His posts on the Baltics are often informative. Even in the comment we are discussing I certainly didn't know that 2 of Trump's accusers in the Epstein files have boys names but this, I expect is not information you want so it's not…