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Re: You can’t handle the truth – politicalbetting.com
Yes on the whole. But there's always exceptions. In my very early accounting days the firm I was training with (in Savile Row would you believe) hired this bloke at sub partner level who was big and posh, wide shoulders, good hair, and for some reason hadn't quite made it in the way you'd expect of someone like that. First… -
Re: Starmer must be so happy tonight – politicalbetting.com
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Re: The Truss premiership gets more impressive with each passing day – politicalbetting.com
I'm not expert enough to say whether it deserved to win. On the winner Jesse Darling (good name); 'He has said he was inspired by "the effects of many years of austerity, Brexit, the pandemic" and the "hostile environment" immigration policy.' Might his political views have played a part in winning the prize? Not that… -
Re: Just one in ten Brits oppose an early election – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Could Liz Truss improve Tory fortunes? – politicalbetting.com
One of the things that has become glaringly obvious since moving to Ireland is that every country is catastrophically badly run, but in its own unique and specific ways. I remember an erstwhile acquaintance who moved to Denmark who made essentially this point by blogging about the frustrations of life in Denmark as well.… -
Re: Are We All Trussites Now? – politicalbetting.com
That could sort of be shrugged off as mid term blues. That might not have been accurate (my hunch is that the Conservatives would be doing even worse if BoJo had somehow stayed on.) Daddy's not coming back because of the very bad things he did. Could he have cut Paterson loose, fessed up to Partygate and not promoted… -
Re: Brits love white powder – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Nikki Haley could be the Republican that stops Trump – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Sweet Swingback’s Baadasssss Song – politicalbetting.com
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Re: What a difference a year makes – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Low expectations – politicalbetting.com
Bemused by the thought of someone holding a view to beat up grannies for daring to vote! Free speech seems under pressure from the left for thinking people shouldn't be allowed to behave like twats, and from the right for thinking people should definitely be able to behave like twats, but no-one else is allowed to notice… -
Re: A land of many (black) waters – politicalbetting.com
The counter-argument, which doesn’t seem to have occurred to him (having only listened to extracts), is that his role was to decide whether cases were strong enough to go before the courts, and since the court cases mostly resulted in prosecutions, the miscarriages aren’t his responsibility. Which isn’t to say that his… -
Re: Brexit behaving badly – politicalbetting.com
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Re: What did Parliament do? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: How was this sausage made? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: It’s Acropolis Now for Rishi Sunak – politicalbetting.com
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Re: WH2024: the early primary States – politicalbetting.com
BBC at it again... Nurhan was 15 years old when she was accused of trying to carry out an attack with scissors, Hassan says. Nurhan was sentenced to 13 and-a-half years in jail, https://www.bbc.com/news/live/world-middle-east-67562488 Makes it sounds quite very innocnent. The prosecution secured Nurhan Awad’s agreement to… -
Re: It’s not the economy, stupid? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: It’s 52% vs 48% all over again – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Will Boris Johnson win a seat at the next election? – politicalbetting.com
Apparently 10% of men over 65 have incontinence of the number 1 variety so even if there were a ban on trans men in gents loos (which nobody is suggesting, the controversy such as it is revolves around trans women in the ladies) it makes sense on its own terms. Whether or not you make them free depends on how generous…







