Trump's signature at top of D-Day proclamation raises eyebrows
S E E D E D C O N T E N T
Several world leaders commemorated the 75th anniversary of D-Day Thursday by signing a symbolic proclamation, but President Trump's signature looked slightly different than those of other officials.
While every other political leader, including French President Emanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, signed their names at the bottom of the document, Trump chose to ink his signature in the top corner.
Some defended the president's signature placement, with one Twitter user responding to Abel, saying, "Not sure that's particularly worthy of criticism. There is no space left at the bottom.
A handwriting expert appearing on CNN said that "the size of the signature correlates with narcissism, with ego, with a grandiose sense of importance."
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And he had been doing so well at the D Day anniversary. lol.
Don't bother saying there was no room at the bottom. You find room, you make room.
Trumpsters wallow in their humiliation at the hands of this moron. Many of the rest of us are the resistance. Then there are the "moderates". Who knows what they are thinking.
Typical trump, gotta be out in front so people see him first. Narcissistic POS.
His signature always looks like an EKG readout.
Wow. Ok, then.
AKA a charlatan
The field is properly termed graphology.
Yes, well, there are many words for "bullshit."
Because you are so well qualified to make that determination, or is it because you don't agree?
Imagine that! CNN got some nut to "verify" something.
Must be a VERY SLOW NEWS DAY.
I am, yes.
Don't agree with what?
So THIS is what were are supposed to be upset about?
THIS????
Where Trump signed something?
Really?
You have GOT to be freaking kidding me!
How long before a seed is about how Trump hangs his toilet paper? Or ties his shoes? Or his tie?
All the other world leaders signed the document where documents and proclamations are always signed, at the bottom. Trump is "special" though, and needed to stand out from the crowd, so he signed at the top, as if the whole thing was his idea and needed his special touch.
It must be soul crushing to feel as though you have a duty to defend this idiot every day.
Oh, is that what it means? How in the world would you know it means that? Did the handwriting expert tell you?
It must be sad to live life with nothing better to do day after day after day than bashing your President.
I find it hard to believe THIS crap is "news", or that anyone really gives a flying fuck where some paper hardly anyone will see is signed.
Life must be pretty good, huh! This is the shit you get angsty about when everything else is working.
Nothing but unadulterated CRAP.
Do some have nothing better to do than worry over some insignificant signature?
Really? Because the most famous example of that kind of thing that I can think of is John Hancock signing the Declaration of Independence, and as far we know, those character traits had nothing to do with it. So when it Trump does, it could be anything.
LOL true I remember watching the movie 1776, and when Hancock was asked if he thought his signature was large enough , he replied in the movie , he wanted king George to be able to read it all the way over on his throne without his glasses.
Wow, I really butchered that syntax. That is supposed to read "So when Trump does it." Maybe I was channeling my inner Yoda.