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a thank-you letter Trump sent in April 2006 to attorney George Conway
and a letter sent in November 2000 to Hillary Clinton congratulating her on her election to the U.S. Senate.
https://www.wsj.com/us-news/law/trump-jeffrey-epstein-letter-birthday-book-analysis-0bbeeaf6?st=im8MUq&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink
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struggle4progress
(124,570 posts)chowder66
(11,298 posts)It is remarkably consistent and if someone went to verify it, for say an auction, you better believe they would say it's his.
No doubt what-so-ever it is 100% his signature.
Bayard
(27,045 posts)I'd like to see some impartial observations.
BWdem4life
(2,741 posts)When I was verifying signatures on ballots, all I had to do was find three points of similarity to determine a match. And there were a lot of times when it was difficult. But in the case of the Donald signatures, there are WAY more than three points of similarity. In fact there are very FEW points of dissimilarity. Donald's signature means a lot to him and so he does his best every time to make it just right. Now, it's possible that someone could have practiced and practiced, and managed to duplicate his signature. But I find it highly unlikely, less than 1/10 of 1 percent, and after the thousands of signatures I've looked at I would have to consider myself something of an expert.
Bayard
(27,045 posts)chowder66
(11,298 posts)Its plainly obvious so why risk a flood of invective?
BlueWaveNeverEnd
(11,264 posts)intheflow
(29,728 posts)when she ran against him in 2016? Seems like that tidbit could have been exploited against him.