Gordon and the misspelt letter of condolence

Gordon has sent a badly spelt letter of condolence to the mother of a soldier killed in action. That the PM can do that is absolutely appalling, even by Gordon's rather low standards.

Now I know that our PM's write letters and no doubt write a lot of them, no doubt spin merchants will be out in force blaming and passing the buck in order to protect their beloved PM:

They will blame The Sun, the lack of Gordon's eyesight(he is blind in one eye), his bad writing and coming up with excuses as fast as they can.

The simple fact is that this was supposed to be a letter of condolence, is there no one in the Downing Street bunker to point out that he has got the name wrong? Does no one in No.10 know how to operate a spell checker? Do they all live in fear of the one eyed snot eater?

I mean you at least with something of this level of importance, have someone check that it is spelt correctly, that the details are correct and it is a suitable letter to be sent out.

Well whatever the reasons for this travesty of a letter being sent, it matters not a jot; that it happened is an utter disaster and shows yet again that Gordon is utterly unsuited for the role of PM.

One point that gets me is the crossing out, if you cross something out you have in every definition of the word made a mistake. Therefore and I don't I am alone in thinking this, you would think it is time to start again and so grab a new bit of 10 Downing Street headed notepaper. However Gordon carries on and sends it out, now that would be rather poor if one was leaving a note for the milkman(should that be milk-person) but to send to a mother who lost her son is unforgivable.

Thankfully the rather poor rule of Gordon will be coming to end soon, we shall have an election; something that Gordon has never actually stood for at least for the office of PM.

I hope that when Gordon stands down/is pushed out by losing the election that his resignation letter is rather better than this poor effort.

Many years back former PM Tony Blair gave the famous chant of "Education, education, education", I can but assume that Gordon was taking a nap during that speech.

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