New York Magazine reports that, with Jack Lew apparently set to replace Timothy Geithner, this signature will soon grace America’s currency:
Seriously, what the heck is that?
Jack Lew’s Horrible Signature
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I can get a ‘J’ out of that. Maybe an ‘a’. After that, he’s obviously just scribbling.
On a side note, I have a movie poster of Bubba Ho-Tep autographed by Bruce Campbell. Jealous? Yeah, well, here’s what his autograph looks like: http://letsshare.typepad.com/.a/6a00e551522468883401053594ff23970c-320wi
Still better than Jack Lew’s.
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@Stress N. Strain:
Is that an abstract representation of his chin and general awesomeness? -
Our new treasury secretary is obviously illiterate, and has been hiding it for years. To which I say, “Bravo, good man, bravo!”
He has functioned at the highest levels of society for years while hiding his illiteracy, so it won’t affect his performance on the job. He’s doubtless worked out tricks (“I forgot my reading glasses, what does this say?”, etc). And the signature… Well he botched it there, but at least it isn’t an x.
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First trillion dollar coins and now currency scribbles? This is clearly Obama’s plan to deligitimize US currency in accordance with his plan to destroy America and pave the way for takeover by the UN
This is the kind of thing that ideally Glenn Beck or the geniuses at Breitbart can start investigating ASAP
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@Gustopher: No doubt. He must be wicked smart to have gotten so far. Good on him.
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@CSK: A really broken slinky.
