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Originally Posted by punky
This isn't a constituency letter this guy wrote.
Janes gave his life to his country and Brown can't even care to get his name right? I wouldn't even send a letter or card to a family member with a scribbled out mistake. And we have someone running the country who can't even spell "comfort" correctly?
There is no excuse, and I am dyslexic myself. And for those who said "well, his hand-writing is messy, and he can't see what he's writing properly...", don't forget he read his name out wrong in Parliament.
I don't care who brought this up, this is disgraceful behavior for a PM. It wouldn't be accepted from a subordinate, that's for sure.
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Disgraceful and Disrespectful would be not to write a letter at all, or to get a subordinate to write the letter. He didn't, he wrote it himself as he has done for every solider who died while he was prime minster. I think that is respectful. He then phoned about the letter.
I think it's just opportunistic attacks on a unpopular Prime Minster. He is obviously did not mean disrespect, the meant the opposite, but though blunders has created another problem.
He obviously shouldn't have phoned her. I am guessing it was expected by The Sun but still, he should have known it would be recorded.