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Some folks did well backing both Labour and Conservative in seats against the SNP. In the constituency of Gordon (Alex Salmond) conservatives opened 33/1. In some of the seats Labour won they opened 20/1.
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* Yes, I do know she is not a MP but she played a helluva big part in the Tories revival in Scotland.
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Meadow, here is a hypothetical question for you. If there was a snap General election tomorrow what would you price up the party to have most seats? I would go 1/3 Tories, 3/1 Labour. What would your prices be?
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Evens for both parties, take your pick.
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Really? Very interesting.
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Following almost everyone being wrong about May's length of stay as PM. I wonder what the calculated odds would be on May leading the Tories into the next GE?
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And the saga continues.
One of these days they'll get it right and she will go. After all if you predict most things of this nature you'll be right eventually. |
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Tough as old boots.
And above all, still there. |
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If you don't know why she is still PM, you really are Dr Cretin.
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Thank you Mr DRY LINKE of shrite.
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She's likely to lose the vote for the EU deal in the Parliament.
Was a laughing stock in the House today. 7 resignations to date. It's looking bad for her. Not a bad run though for one of the poorest PMs since WW2, and one of the most difficult periods. |
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If she doesnt go and gets this deal through i think she will then step down knowing a sh1tstorm is coming before Joe Public has the terms explained to them and the EU start pushing us around knowing we are trapped forevermore. Nobody will want power then, they will struggle to find a leader.
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Surely the most likely outcome is a big old u-turn?
Shes got tons of club form just needs to translate it to internationals. |
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Most people think she won't get it through Parliament.
So if the defeat comes, where does that leave her? There's no time to go back to the EU, I heard an EU representative ruling it out anyway. So leaving without a deal will be the outcome, and firms over here are preparing for that. Again, is anyone prepared to take her on at this point? That's what's been saving her since the election. |
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Unlikely, innit?
Seen more backbone than Leavers can muster in a tin of sardines. |