Questions arise over strikingly similar signatures by Trump on recent pardons

The recent scrutiny surrounding President Trump's clemency orders highlights a pattern of controversy within his administration. Following the revelation of strikingly similar signatures on pardons issued on November 7, the Justice Department acted swiftly to replace them with distinct signatures, a move that reflects ongoing concerns about the integrity of the clemency process. This incident parallels other challenges faced by the Trump administration, such as a federal judge blocking attempts to cut funding to the University of California, indicating a broader trend of legal and ethical scrutiny that continues to affect Trump's legacy.