David Cameron just went on a special BBC Question Time and strangely prompted exactly the same reaction from many Conservatives.
If you thought Twitter was spontaneous, think again. These ministers thought Cameron gave a "strong, commanding performance".
Wow. What a strong, commanding performance from @David_Cameron - energy, passion and a really strong programme #BBCQT
Strong and commanding performance by @David_Cameron #VoteConservative #Securetherecovery #bbcqt
So did the Tories' election campaign adviser.
Strong commanding performance from Cameron. He was outstanding. #bbcqt
Oh, and the press office.
Strong commanding performance from David Cameron #VoteConservative #BBCQT
Strong, commanding performance from .@David_Cameron #BBCQT
This minister shook it up a bit, though – he thought Cameron was "passionate" too.
Passionate & commanding performance from @David_Cameron. Clear leadership on the key issues. #bbcqt
The chancellor stuck to "strong".
David Cameron just gave the performance of a lifetime - strong, personal and profoundly optimistic about Britain's future
As did this Treasury minister.
After a strong Cameron performance EdM weak on deficit and SNP #bbcqt
But the official Tory account assured us he was definitely "commanding".
Commanding performance from the PM tonight. #bbcqt
Don't worry, guys, no one noticed.
There is certainly some strong commanding going on somewhere. #bbcqt
Emily Ashton is a senior political correspondent for BuzzFeed News and is based in London.
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