Oops Dave's done it again.....

This is my other favourite Hague moment

Harriet Harman was just totally lost by the end!

thelastresort You mean like this?

One of my all-time favourite Parliamentary performances, even if in the end, Labour did shamefully sell out to the EU.

I think he sounds like he is on 'Newsround' or some other programme aimed at children.

Speaking veeeeeeeeeeery simply and carefully so the children can understand.

It's a shame he doesn't 'understand' a bit more. I suspect he is too entrenched in entitlement and the feeling that he was just born to be Prime Minister.

Hopefully William Hague will bring him up to speed sooner or later on damn forriners and GCSE History Foreign Policy and Diplomacy.

No, I have no idea what his "look" is either... other than slightly ruddy and posh.

I can't say I've noticed anything particularly strange about David Cameron's lower lip. I will look out for it in future though.

But I really don't think Labourites are in any position to complain about body language, after Gordon Brown... I mean - that rictus grin - it gave everyone nightmares!

sorry fingernails. I have just been over at Pedant's corner and couldn't control myself.

Lady blahblah
he is not that bloody nice actually

Yes foxytocin, I can gaffe too :)

'hotbed incubator'

I think they will have to let David Davis do it.

yes wonder how often 'call me dave' will be letting clegg loose at PMQs from now on?!

Yes I was being tongue in cheek about Westminster Clegg. We haven't yet seen what he is capable of. I'm sure the gaffes will come thick and fast.

Have to agree, Cameron's gaffes have been extremely baffling for someone with his education and background in politics, but he is far better than Gordon Brown. Anything not to see that hideous grin on our television screens, and no more tales of depression and doom and of mobile phones being thrown at all and sundry. No more of the Napoleon complex, the "we have 50 days left to save the planet" flannel, and "we saved the world". He wasn't even able to save his bacon.

lfn your loyalty does you credit but I fear his Prime Ministerialness is, for most of us, still very much in question.

I think he has the potential to be a great Prime Minister (and I would rather stick pins in my eyes than vote Conservative) but unless he pulls his socks up the media will have a field day.

Nick Clegg has made a few gaffes of his own recently - there was the illegal war gaffe and now he may be investigated by the parliamentary standards watchdog watchdog asked to investigate claims Nick Clegg misled parliament

LadyBlaBla Obviously you disagree with his policies - but surely even you can see that in terms of style and management of government, he is a bazillion times better than Brown?

For a start, he can actually talk to people other than Ed Balls, Damian McBride and Charlie Whelan - even to people who disagree with him!

This isn't a party political point. People like John Redwood and Chris Grayling are terrible communicators. Liam Fox unfortunately shows signs of being a disastrous administrator. Someone like Alastair Darling seems like a pretty competent administrator/manager.

But when the PM himself is a terrible manager of people, delegator, and leader, very very bad things happen.

Yes, Cameron gaffes and makes mistakes. Do you remember Gordon Brown's "Obama beach", "0% spending rise", Gordon Brown chasing Barack Obama desperately through a UN kitchen, and infamous Youtube expenses video? I will be honest - I was all too glad to mock at all the above Gordon Brown gaffes, as well as the Mrs Duffy fiasco - purely out of partisan glee and spite. However, in the grand scheme of things they didn't change anything. Cameron's gaffes won't either.

Of course Cameron should make fewer mistakes - we all should! But his Prime Ministerialness - just like that of Tony Blair and Margaret Thatcher - is unquestionable.

Are you saying they are a bunch of lightweights? What about Clegg? surely he can turn things round?

Riiiight, so the PM makes three or four foreign policy gaffes in a short timescale and it's naughty of the MN "Lefties" to comment. Ooooh, bad us... FFS, even Prince Philip leaves a gap between the gaffes!

Oh, the lefties on MN are a pain. I wish they would go away and have a Lefty MN all on their own.

OFGS! The left wing really are desperate if this is all they can talk about to criticise Cameron for.

We all know perfectly well this was just a slip of the tongue. Iran has a nuclear facility and there is significant international concern that facility may give Iran the potential build a nuclear weapon.

Stop splitting hairs. What is more important a slight slip of the tongue or a major foreign policy issue of Iran potentially having a nuclear weapon?

Stop the press!

Shock, horror - lefties on MN think the PM's slip-up a sign of underlying stupidity/poor judgement.

Did you know that they recently confirmed that the Pope was a Catholic?

What next? Will he think that Churchill is the dog on the insurance adverts? Is this an example of dumbing down? What does this say about Eton and Oxford?

I think he may need to do less of these public meetings and start swotting up on GCSE history and current affairs.