US EditionJustice Department Replaces Identical Trump Signatures on Pardons, Citing Technical Error
The Justice Department said a technical error caused multiple uploads of one signed pardon signature, and confirmed seven pardons were personally signed by Trump.
- The Justice Department initially posted several pardons online that contained identical copies of President Donald Trump’s signature.
- After the issue was noticed publicly, the DOJ quietly replaced the documents with updated versions.
- Forensic document experts confirmed that the originally posted signatures were identical across multiple pardons dated Nov. 7.
- Critics pointed out the similarity while noting Trump had previously attacked President Biden for using an autopen to sign documents.
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BizTocTrump, who mocked Biden’s use of autopen, caught posting identical signatures on pardons
The Justice Department posted pardons online bearing identical copies of President Donald Trump’s signature before quietly correcting them this week after what the agency called a “technical error.” The replacements came after online commenters seized on striking similarities in the ...
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The Guardian reports the White House quietly replaced pardons posted online bearing strikingly similar copies of Trump’s signature compared to others that are distinctively variable.“The corrections came after online commenters seized on the similarities in the president’s signature granting ‘full and unconditional’ pardons to seven men, including to former New York Mets player Darryl Strawberry, former Tennessee House speaker Glen Casada and fo…
Justice Department quietly replaced ‘identical’ Trump signatures on recent pardons
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Independent Españolu.s. Department of Justice Replaced Trump's "Identical" Signatures in Recent Pardons · Global Voices
The U.S. Department of Justice posted online pardons that have identical versions of President Donald Trump's signature, but changed them discreetly this week after what the agency called a "technical error."
The US Department of Justice found itself at the center of a scandal after nearly identical signatures were discovered in public documents regarding Donald Trump's pardons, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing the Associated Press. Donald Trump had harshly criticized his predecessor, Joe Biden, for using auto-signatures (autopen), calling such signatures "invalid" due to the high risk of abuse. Now, the US Department of Justice has found itself at the c…
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