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13 May 2014updated 26 Sep 2015 8:46am

Nick Clegg’s sick burn on Twitter

The authoritative online alter ego of the deputy prime minister laid bare.

By Media Mole

(Photo By Nick Clegg. Photo: Getty)

 Melindi Scott just got a TweetDecking.

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