France presidential election

[darmstadt]

I really wish I could see his betting slip so I could bet the opposite, this man is such a ******* loser:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...will-win-2022/

[vetran]

I really wish I could see his betting slip so I could bet the opposite, this man is such a ******* loser:

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/201...will-win-2022/

Yep highly paid trader and then successful businessman who retired early, went into politics. He ran a number of national parties and was voted an MEP repeatedly. Then became a highly paid national broadcaster. With a net worth of $4 million is now is described as a loser by an invisible keyboard warrior, I can hear him crying now.

[northernladuk]

Yep highly paid trader and then successful businessman who retired early, went into politics. He ran a number of national parties and was voted an MEP repeatedly. Then became a highly paid national broadcaster. With a net worth of $4 million is now is described as a loser by an invisible keyboard warrior, I can hear him crying now.

And he called it in 2017. A 10% swing would have nailed it. I'd say that was as good as a political prediction could be.

[d000hg]

He predicted right on Brexit, which is more than most (even those who voted for it) got right.

[BlasterBates]

He predicted right on Brexit, which is more than most (even those who voted for it) got right.

On the night of the referendum he said if was close then there would be a rerun, that means he was expecting to lose. Of course he denied saying it even though it was on camera. He said he meant something else. When he found out he'd won he was suddenly outraged at the idea of a rerun.

In any case it looks like Brexit is finally about to come home to roost.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...premium-europe