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In a way its just the pointlessness of this attack though: Labour and the Tories basically agree on Trident. Miliband 'stabbing his country in the back'? Get real. And 'stabbed his brother in the back'? He beat him in a fair election where they stood on different platforms, hardly a sneaky betrayal. It's not endearing to the electorate, people aren't interested in how good a personal dig the Conservatives can get in on Miliband's character. And when it's happening on an issue where the two parties broadly agree then what hope do we have to hear any sensible and reasonable discourse on issues where they disagree?