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I see so Reg wants a 'small wager' that people will not see through his and Milliminor's deceit.
I will have to give thought to what that wager should consist of. Interesting poll just been published - I have taken the following, appropriately, from Politicalbetting, written by Mike Smithson.
""""""""""""""""The dramatic polling news overnight from Populus had Labour move to a 15% lead over the Tories. The figures, with changes on the last survey from the pollster in July, were CON 30%(-4): LAB 45%(+5): LD 10%(-2).
That's the biggest lead we've seen since the election in a telephone poll where certainty to vote is one of the key determinants.
On the face of it, then, seriously good news for Ed Miliband and seriously bad news for David Cameron. But the Times report had this sting in its tail:
"When forced to choose between the two, 31 per cent want Mr Miliband to replace Mr Cameron at No 10. However, 60 per cent want Mr Cameron to stay in Downing Street, up 4 percentage points from June. Of the 60 per cent of voters who want the incumbent to remain, 23 per cent say this is because they are happy with the job Mr Cameron is doing.
The other 37 per cent say they are dissatisfied with the job done by Mr Cameron but still prefer him to Mr Miliband."""""""""""""""""""""""
With the, albeit slow, turn around in the economy Cameron's overall party scores should be on an upward path in the polls within a year or so as ultimately that is what the election will be all about - the economy.
So, yes a wager. A pint of real ale in Blakes....