Nick Clegg/YMMV

Ensemble Darkhorse - Was pretty obscure until the televised debates.
Growing the Beard - The Times backed the Lib Dems in the Oldham East and Saddleworth by-election for this reason, claiming they'd gone from protest vote to legitimate party of government despite knowing that doing so would be immensely unpopular no matter what they did.
Launcher of a Thousand Ships - There's plenty of Real Person Slash about him getting coalesced by David Cameron, Gordon Brown, and just about every other major British political figure out there.
- The Guardian credited the Internet with the word "Clameron", the Portmanteau Couple Name for Clegg/Cameron. Given the kinds of sites they'd have to be visiting to find people using that term in the first place, it seems the Guardian is staffed by fangirls and -boys.
Memetic Mutation - "I agree with Nick." Also, the aforementioned 'no more than 30 women'.
- After the Tory papers scraped the bottom of the barrel to mudsling him during the campaign, Twitter users pretty much instantly got together and called anything and everything #nickcleggsfault.
Never Live It Down - Again, 'No more than 30 women', since many take it to mean literally '30 women', turning it into a bit of a Beam Me Up, Scotty moment. The question was "How many are we talking: 10, 20, 30?", to which Clegg replied: "No more than 30 ... it's a lot less than that.". Then taken entirely out of context by every paper thereafter.