'His Brain Is Mush': Trump's Latest Misspeak Has Critics Calling 'Total Bulls**t'
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The president shared a story that's not likely to be true -- and his critics are calling him out over it.
President Donald Trump attacked mail-in voting on Monday with an anecdote about one of his own trips to the ballot box that included a very unlikely detail.
“They asked me for my license plate,” he insisted. “I said, ‘I don’t know if I have it.’ They said, ‘Sir, you have to have it.’ I was very impressed, actually.”
Trump didn’t mention where this happened, but he has cast his most recent ballots in his adopted home state of Florida, which requires voters to present a photo ID as well as proof of signature if it’s not on the photo ID.
A license plate doesn’t contain a photo or a signature.
A Florida driver’s license has both, and may be what the president was referring to.
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