Ed Miliband: it's 'possible' I'll be prime minister I like it. To be fair to people, the people who don't like you tend not to come up to you, and the people who are positive or neutral or interested tend to. Mr Miliband said his best conversations with voters tend to happen on trains as he travels round the country. I really enjoy it. It's the best way of grounding your politics in what people are saying every day," he said. The system is broken and Westminster feels so out of touch. It's not just a phrase, it's the reality. Mr Miliband has struggled with his personal image since becoming party leader, with some critics saying he looks too geeky and not sufficiently statesmanlike. A ComRes poll last October found just one in five people believe Ed Miliband has the potential to be a good Prime Minister. However, Mr Miliband has self-deprecatingly agreed with the jokes that he looks like Wallace from 'Wallace and Gromit' and challenged his critics to accept him for who he is.