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Re: It’s not you babe, it’s me – politicalbetting.com
Because you think it would be preferable for him to have a landslide majority on low-twenties of the vote? -
Re: What will Reform voters do at the general election? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: A 14% return in just over a month? – politicalbetting.com
Nice, have fun! Yes, it’s stormy season at the moment, we’ve even had a few in the sandpit over the last week or so. Thankfully no chance of rain for the F1 in Abu Dhabi later though. -
Re: Why cutting inheritance tax may be popular – politicalbetting.com
the state that provides ambulance services should you keel over with a heart attack. fair trade imo -
Re: The WH2024 primaries will be different from what we are used to. – politicalbetting.com
I am outraged because i) the "line of best fit" is not the line of best fit, ii) the putative positive correlation is obviously spurious, iii) the actual, real line of best fit would have gone near-vertically upwards demonstrating no real relationship, iv) he is inferring a relationship that does not exist, v) there is no… -
Re: Why I now think an early election is likely – politicalbetting.com
That whoever made that sign was a twat, just like Leon. -
Re: Is this the strategy Sunak should follow to win the election? – politicalbetting.com
I've got "Black Mass" from the library. It's difficult to read. He structures in such a way that he flits from era to era, idea to idea, like a pinball. The ideas are there, but extracting them is not easy. I like his articles but I think the shorter length forces him to focus. I'll keep a lookout for SToA but I'm not… -
Re: Not very big, and not very Cleverly – politicalbetting.com
Off topic, but it is Thanksgiving here: Megan McArdle thinks Americans have much to be thankful for. "In 1900, about 44 man hours — or rather, lady hours — were needed each week to make the meals for a typical middle-class household and then clean up afterward. . . . "From your great-great-grandmother’s point of view, you… -
Re: Letter to America, please tell us the truth about this conspiracy theory – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Can Hunt turn Tory fortunes around? – politicalbetting.com
. I'm clueless about this, so what is the drama? -
Re: Will eating a kangaroo’s bunghole improve Nigel Farage’s ratings? – politicalbetting.com
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/jun/26/executive-pay-big-names-that-fell-foul-of-shareholders -
Re: Date of the general election – latest betting – politicalbetting.com
Some of the quote tweets suggest it's a mailing-list-building technique. -
Re: Could Nikki Haley be the GOP figure to beat Trump? – politicalbetting.com
I would be a bit sceptical about the whole study. According to a more informative report in the Guardian, they found 9/49 plague victims with apparently African heritage, compared with 8/96 non-plague burials.… -
Re: Bad news for the we want Boris back crew – politicalbetting.com
There’s a lot more American people primarily feeling the negative effects of cumulative inflation, than there are feeling the positive effects of the economic recovery, even if on paper growth is up and inflation is down. -
Re: When will the Tories poll 30% or more again? – politicalbetting.com
I agree about Johnson but I don't know what posh white men in general have got to do with it. -
Re: The SNP vs The Lib Dems – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Tears for Keir? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: A personal note from Mike Smithson – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Mo money, mo problems? – politicalbetting.com
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Re: Deflating Rishi Sunak, again – politicalbetting.com
That suggestion only works if only those born after 1980 are allowed to inherit. I suspect that is not what Boris wants.