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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Trying to understand why the Lib Dems aren’t doing better in t
I'm not sure I understand your plan, but it seems to me that the actual problem is that many people have no access to the housing market. No way of getting on to the housing ladder. The taxi driver I spoke to yesterday is 44 and cannot get a mortgage, even though he had a sizeable inheritance last year and has been working… -
Re: Is she going to survive 2023? – politicalbetting.com
Politico.com - Donald Trump's allies in the House GOP leapt to slam Tish James after the New York attorney general announced a civil suit against him, his family and his company. https://www.politico.com/minutes/congress/09-21-2022/house-gop-tish-james-trump/ What's happening? Minutes after New York Attorney General… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Warren and Klobuchar get key newspaper endorsements Iowa and N
Why would this surprise anyone ? https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/480027-bolton-lawyer-slams-corrupted-white-house-review-process-after-book A lawyer for former national security adviser John Bolton accused White House officials of leaking details of Bolton's forthcoming book following a report that the… -
Re: How viable are Green targets in 2024? Part Two – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The right wing press appears uneasy about where BoJo is going – politicalbetting.com
They are the only kind of houses developers want to build. They get planning permission, don't use it, and then force a shortage of houses being built to be able to build what they want when they want. The NPPF has been dubbed the developers charter and you can see why. -
Re: Debt of Honour – politicalbetting.com
Has this been mentioned yet ? An academic is suing Leeds Beckett University after she was dropped from her advisory role over tweets calling a mixed-race man a “house negro”, alleging the decision was discriminatory because of her belief in critical race theory and Black radicalism. The university ended its association… -
Re: Just 2% of the public think Badenoch will be PM after the next generalelection –politicalbetting.co
Most of the media seem surprisingly uninterested in the story. Same with the Ukrainian chap who has been arrested for fire bombing Starmer house and car. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Starmer needs a net gain of 124 seats at the next GE to win a
A fine afternoon in East London and I've just spent an interesting hour sitting in the garden reading Tim Shipman. I'm struggling with how we move from the current status back toward normality without a risk of renewed cases. Almost every scenario based on some form of resumption of normal activity seems to drive a coach… -
Re: It has happened at last – Trump indicted – politicalbetting.com
A little mental arithmetic ius always helpful. You've got it flat wrong. The 33bn is actually the SG estimate of the cost of upgrading *all buildings, public and private*, to a good standard of heating and energy efficiency. Not heat pumps specifically. All methods. Against that, you need to spend money anyway on renewing… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » As Trump’s favourability ratings get worse there are now su
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Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Henry G Manson says the Greens ought to be doing better
The British Bankers Association (BBA) released its monthly retail banking report for April today. It is worth looking closely at key statistics which should inform debates on PB concerning the Treasury's lending support schemes. The overall picture is that both households and corporations are continuing to deleverage: bank… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » EdM might not be polling well at the moment but the idea t
On topic. This is arrant nonsense. Ed Miliband is a hopeless liability. Nearly all Labour party members I know and speak to say this this. Some of his own MPs tacitly or even openly acknowledge this. Many opinion polls demonstrate this. He was foisted on the MPs/MEPs and the ordinary Labour Party members by the unions. He… -
Re: Is a negative campaign against Starmer really going to work? – politicalbetting.com
I doubt Tory VI has been affected by the war. This is one where their supporters don’t care hugely, but if pushed would side with the Tory position. I expected to see more of a Green bounce. Admittedly they’re up in Opinium but generally they’ve been flat. Without the Green bounce it’s hard to conclude Labour support has… -
Re: Trump and his wife test positive – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Kwarteng now 30% favourite for first cabinet exit – politicalbetting.com
Despite this being a lol-worthy juxtaposition, what planet is he on? “Get the housing market moving”? - mate, the housing market has been absolutely racing for the past 3 years. Prices have skyrocketed. Appreciate things might change a bit now, but what a tone deaf statement. -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » After a challenging election the final surveys from Ipsos-M
Richard_Tyndall said: » show previous quotes If you are suggesting abolishing the whips system and having all votes in Parliament as free votes then you are not just echoing Carswell but myself as I have been a lone voice for this on this site for the last decade or so. But do you not consider that as incompatible with PR?… -
Re: That don’t impress me much – politicalbetting.com
Trump is a mere puppet, Farage is Trumps puppet The Puppet master is Musk He is the biggest threat to global democracy since the birth of modern demicracy Within 5 years he has gained effective control of The White House and effectively controls the biggest nuclear arsenal on the planet, and the Skies around the globe Next… -
Re: We are Getting too excited over Galloway – politicalbetting.com
I'm amazed they swallowed that. If my agent did that, they'd get the hairdryer treatment. Mine is to the letter, no exceptions. I wouldn't accept a personal letter from the Queen. Since they are just an agent, they are acting on behalf of the LL, who will be responsible. The penalties are vicious. £3000 civil penalty per… -
Re: politicalbetting.com » Blog Archive » Betfair moves sharply back to Macron for French President foll
Interesting - we assumed this, but good to have it confirmed: “Douglas has been voting with the Tories anyway and will continue to do so, he's the only Ukip MP in the House but he's basically counted as another Tory already.” May's position in the House gets a little bit easier.... -
Re: Britain Trump: Could it happen here? – politicalbetting.com
The ODA was merged into the FO 4 years ago. What has happened since is that about 1/3 of the Overseas Aid budget, which should be being spent on preventing the things which result in people coming here as economic migrants, has instead been carpetbagged to be spent on housing them here - whilst the Govt failed to operate…
