David Cameron's response to Mr. Corbyn:

"Put on a proper suit, do up your tie, and sing the national anthem."

Really? Is this the level our pathetic excuse for a democracy has fallen to? Cameron made no attempt to answer the question, and instead decided to make critical remarks about his opponent's clothes.

Desperate and despicable. How anyone can regard David Cameron with anything other than contempt is beyond me. Is this how the Prime Minister of a leading civilised nation should conduct himself in public? Really?

Another pathetic attempt at getting outraged over nothing. Jamie, mate, you're embarrassing yourself.

In PMQs a Labour MP, during the Prime Minister's answer regarding the NHS, asked him "what would your mother say". Cameron answered him.

Jamie is apparently outraged by Cameron answering questions in Prime Minister's Questions. Perhaps he should be more outraged by the Labour MPs asking stupid questions?

Even the left wing press are scoring this as a strong Cameron performance.

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/2016/feb/24/pmqs-verdict-what-would-camerons-mother-say-to-corbyn

He should answer the question put to him by the person invited by the speaker to put a question. That's the format. Addressing a random heckler in order to side-step the actual question is gutless.

I really think the last thing that Cameron is, is gutless. Your Citizen Smith over-the-top reactions does the left of centre side of the argument no favours at all... just a little more and you'll be walking in step with George Galloway.

Ughhh. Please no.

Also from this week's UK politics, in the "I can't believe this shit is real" category:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGTGt392Gas

It just occurred to me to ask, is there a term for attacking the dress sense rather than the argument?

"Ad sartorium", perhaps?

JAMIET!!! Corbyn tried to high ball him by mentioning his mother, and Cameron simply backhanded him.

Stop your one way shit, both Cs are skanky

JamesYanik: How on Earth would you find Corbyn's response objectionable? He pulled off a much classier retort than I would have been able to think of to an uncalled for slight.

I don't think Cameron could get any lower than bragging about helping the Wahhabists slaughter the Yemeni people.

"Even the left wing press are scoring this as a strong Cameron performance.
"

That notorious Blairite rag counts as leftwing now? I suppose in the context of the pathetic English press, it does.

Does it even matter what David Cameron insults Jeremy Corbyn with? I would suppose that over 90% of Britons don't give a shit.

"Pathetic English press [...] Blairite rag".

Nonsense. You don't know what you're talking. It was this English/British newspaper that won the Pullitzer Prize for first helping bring Edward Snowden's material to public attention.

The Guardian is far from Blairite.

@ JECE

I have to agree there was nothing wrong with Corbyn's retort either. Although in terms of absolute honesty I struggle to believe that that is the sort of thing Corbyn's mother would say. Cameron's mother's comment is very much more believable, and indeed matches almost exactly to what my grandmother and several aunts have said on many occasions.

Oh come now, the Guardian's coverage of Corbyn has been so hostile that they've turned off their own readers to such a degree that they had to an internal investigation
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2015/08/the-guardian-launches-inquiry-into-corbyn-coverage-worse-than-reporting-of-vietnam-war/

And their chief opinion editor Jonathan Freedland, makes Blair look positively leftwing when it comes to anything about the Middle East.