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Candidates’ Signatures Analyzed

By Alan Stewart Carl | Related entries in 2008 Election

If you believe there’s any validity in handwriting analysis, this is interesting.

Graphologists analyzed the signatures of John McCain, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. What did they learn? McCain is proud and volatile. Obama is private and plays well with others. Clinton is intelligent and a perfectionist. I don’t know if it takes an analysis of handwriting to draw those conclusions, but it’s intriguing to think how we sign our names could say so much about who we are.

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One Response to “Candidates’ Signatures Analyzed”

marc Says:
May 20th, 2008 at 9:12 am
Slow news day, huh?

What rubbish; you should be ashamed for parading this pseudo-scientific, 19th-century tripe.

Whats next? An analysis of the lines in the hands of the candidates?

See: http://skepdic.com/graphol.html

…Speaking of pseudo-science, McCain’s support of Intelligent Design could be worthy of analysis, however.

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