Flick Drummond’s campaign to win a Conservative seat in Portsmouth South has hit a bump in the road.
Word reaches Mr S that plans for a set of campaign posters for Flick had to be revised after the Conservatives realised that from a distance the poster could be misread as -well, another word starting in F.
The issue appears to be with one particular set of Conservative election posters which has the candidate’s name all in upper case and white font.
![kel](http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/files/2015/01/kel.jpg)
The most recent Tory campaign poster from the Rochester by-election
When you put Flick Drummond’s name in this format, as Mr S did in the mock-ups shown, there is a rather unfortunate effect if viewed from a distance…
‘It’s bloody embarrassing but also bloody hilarious,’ a local Tory source says.
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