Quote:Here's one, from experience. Let's assume that five years ago, I signed my license in Colorado. By earlier this year, when I signed my new license in Florida, I'd developed a condition that causes my hands to shake to the point that things like my handwriting are affected. If you were to look at my signature from five years ago and look at the one I have now, you could easily claim that they're different. The only real similarity left is the exaggerated loop at the end. Everything else has gone from semi-legible to, more or less, a squiggly line.

 

I will freely admit to posting this with the title I did purely as clickbait. Hey, if the Trumpettes get away with it, I might as well spoon feed a bit back to them, right? The point isn't that refusing to count a ballot based upon a signature not matching is by itself vote manipulation. What's wrong is that no effort is made to contact the voter and offer them the opportunity to come down to their local early voting location and submit a ballot in person, or make other arrangements if needed for disability, health reasons, that sort of thing. It opens the door for a massive loophole, one that any reasonably functioning human being could assume Rick Scott was aware of and, perhaps, hoping to take advantage of to "disqualify" a few votes here and there. I mean, come on, it's not like he's the head of a Trump Super PAC and the AG took campaign contributions from the man, right?

 

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