derided “The proportion of people who approve of Mr Cameron’s leadership is 16 points lower than the share who disapprove of it, according to Ipsos MORI, a pollster. In recent times only Tony Blair, politically ruined by the Iraq War, has made it back to 10 Downing Street with worse ratings. Yet Mr Cameron’s rivals are loathed by comparison. Mr Clegg, who went into the previous election as his party’s great strength, has a rating of minus 36. Mr Miliband’s number, minus 31, makes him easily the most derided politician to have a solid chance of becoming prime minister. 1 『makes him easily the most derided politician to have a solid chance of becoming prime minister. 』 IN THIS context , the article just compare Mr Milibnad with Mr Clegg and didn't compare with Mr Cameron . so {HIM} refer to Mr Miliband ?