by Ben Duckworth / 21 Aug 2009 10:24
by Asa Bennett Yesterday Nick Clegg asked students on his Twitter feed to let him know their A level results and their future plans.
by Asa Bennett
Yesterday Nick Clegg asked students on his Twitter feed to let him know their A level results and their future plans.
With Twitter's popularity, you would expect him to be flooded with replies about various plans and university ambitions.
The actual result? Nick Clegg thanks just three people for their responses - with one of them saying that he is going for Nick Clegg's job .
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Comments
Irfan Ahmed / August 21 2009 6:09pm
How many people did Cameron and Brown ask? None, at least Clegg is interested a little and is using twitter!