David Cameron mocked on Twitter with 'keep it real' campaign Jamie Lafferty wrote #davekeepsitreal "by using any left-over roast swan sandwiches through the week" while Jo Parry added #davekeepsitreal "by thinning out his port and partridge jus with tomato ketchup." Even former Deputy Prime Minster John Prescott added to the comments, mocking Mr Cameron by suggesting he should start eating "caviar straight out of the tin" and begin "hanging out with northern MPs...like Nick Clegg." Yesterday Mr Cameron admitted to the BBC that he wanted his Government to "do better" after a "difficult month." But he rejected accusations that he was out of touch and maintained he was "absolutely driven by wanting to help people." Coalition ministers have recently been criticised over tax policy, their handling of a fuel strike threat and the fiasco over Abu Qatada's attempted deportation. One of Mr Cameron's own MPs, Nadine Dorries, has even called him an "arrogant posh boy" with "no passion to want to understand the lives of others." Separately, on Monday, the Financial Times quoted an unnamed Conservative MP who said Mr Cameron was "putting the school run ahead of the national interest." In a BBC interview yesterday, the Prime Minister brushed off suggestions he was too relaxed, or even lazy. He said: "I may look relaxed but I don't ever feel particularly relaxed in this job." He added he was "absolutely driven" but defended "date nights" with his wife and doing the school run. Prime Ministers who were "completely fried and exhausted" because they were not taking any time out, would make mistakes, he claimed. He said: "It's got to be possible to be a decent husband, a good father and a good prime minister at the same time."