123 at PMQ

Yesterday David Cameron twitted Miliband with the observation that he'd been working as leader of the Labour Party for three months, and people were wondering when he was going to start. In fact, Miliband was elected on 25th September, which (taking into account his two weeks' paternity leave) means that he has been in the job for comfortably less than two months.

I don't hold any particular brief for Ed Miliband, but it worries me that David Cameron can't count to two. (Come to think of it, Ed M didn't correct him, either.)

123 at PMQ

Yesterday David Cameron twitted Miliband with the observation that he'd been working as leader of the Labour Party for three months, and people were wondering when he was going to start. In fact, Miliband was elected on 25th September, which (taking into account his two weeks' paternity leave) means that he has been in the job for comfortably less than two months.

I don't hold any particular brief for Ed Miliband, but it worries me that David Cameron can't count to two. (Come to think of it, Ed M didn't correct him, either.)