Standby, awaiting Q drop
Then end is wrong
Exactly where the arrow points on the right … is not the same on the left
"Presidents have used autopens for personal and official correspondence for decades, but Obama is the first president to use it to sign bills into law. In 2011, Obama's autopen signed a Patriot Act extension that was set to expire while he was visiting France, and in 2013 he used the same device to sign an extension of the Bush-era tax cuts while vacationing in Hawaii.
"Those are the bills the White House has publicly acknowledged. But according to CBS Radio White House correspondent Mark Knoller, who keeps detailed records of Obama's travel schedule, at least seven bills have been signed where it would have been physically impossible for Obama to do so."
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2015/11/20/white-house-aides-use-autopen-sign-highway-bill-while-obama-overseas/76098452/
There are some other characteristics of autopens that should be noted:
1) Autopen signatures have drawn appearance. They do not ‘flow’ like genuine signature.
2) The width of the ink line is usually constant from beginning to end. This is because the autopen writes the signature at a constant speed, unlike a “human” signature.
3) Signatures are written with an even pen pressure throughout the signature. The machine cannot vary pen pressure. This too is good clue of the machine’s work.
4) In addition, a noticeable minute wiggle or shake my also be present. Older machine patterns sometimes bind and catch causing a friction shake in the signature.
5) The autopen uses a real pen. The ink will smear and run just like an authentic signature will.
https://www.sportscollectorsdaily.com/beware-the-autopen/