- Thu Jan 10, 2013 4:52 pm
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So he had his first radio show today. By all accounts he was given a hard time for the first half-hour, and then came a really sympathetic, easy question.
"Are you a man of the people?" asked Harry of Sheffield. "Do you wear a onesie?" Cue laffs all round as Clegg proves himself to be a Good Chap taking it all like a Good Sport.
Except it turns out said Harry is a Lib Dem activist, intern in Clegg's office, who gave him a onesie (there's no way of writing that without invoking Eunice).
To quote the pile of printed ordure that is the Daily Telegraph
It's amateur night at the Roxy again.
"Are you a man of the people?" asked Harry of Sheffield. "Do you wear a onesie?" Cue laffs all round as Clegg proves himself to be a Good Chap taking it all like a Good Sport.
Except it turns out said Harry is a Lib Dem activist, intern in Clegg's office, who gave him a onesie (there's no way of writing that without invoking Eunice).
To quote the pile of printed ordure that is the Daily Telegraph
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politic ... ntern.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Nick Clegg onesie question posed by Old Etonian Lib Dem intern
It was billed as an opportunity for Nick Clegg to hear the views of 'real voters'. But the only flattering question asked of the Deputy Prime Minister during his appearance on LBC radio this morning was asked by a leading party activist who has worked in Clegg's office, it can be revealed.
It's amateur night at the Roxy again.
Mene, mene tekel upharsin, Johnson.