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Postmaster General calls Democrat conspiracy theories “inaccurate and more misinformation for the American public”

Postmaster General calls Democrat conspiracy theories “inaccurate and more misinformation for the American public”

Louis DeJoy to Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-MA): “Every accusation you made…is inaccurate and more misinformation for the American public.”

https://twitter.com/DailyCaller/status/1297935239139020800

Monday, the Democrats continued their crazy theory that President Donald Trump is using the USPS to rig the November election.

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy once again reiterated that changes to the USPS were not meant to rig or interfere with the November election.

DeJoy had no problem telling the Democrats he could see right through them and call out their lies.

He also reminded Congress that problems have plagued the USPS for a long time.

From Fox News:

“First, I did not direct the removal of blue collection boxes or the removal of mail processing equipment,” DeJoy said in his opening statement. “Second, I did not direct a cutback on hours at any of our post offices. And finally, I did not direct the elimination or any cutback in overtime.”

“I did, however, suspend these practices to remove any misperceptions about our commitment to delivering this nation’s election mail,” he continued. “Any further assertions by the media or electing officials is furthering a false narrative to the American people.”

Responding to questions from Rep. Paul Gosar, R-Ariz., DeJoy assured the committee that the USPS will be able to handle November’s mail-in ballots.

“We will be able to handle all election mail for the 2020 election,” DeJoy said.

“Unfortunately,” he said in his written statement, “some have sought to argue that these long-needed reforms are intended to disrupt the ability of voters to use the mail for voting.”

“Nothing could be farther from the truth,” Duncan asserted. He also wrote that the USPS “will be prepared to safely, efficiently and securely help Americans participate in the democratic process, as we have done in the past.”

DeJoy’s response to Tennessee Democrat Jim Cooper:

“Previous postmasters general have been punished for much smaller conflicts of interest than yours,” Cooper said, noting DeJoy is a prominent donor to the GOP. “Are your mail delays implicit campaign contributions? Is your backup plan to be pardoned like Roger Stone?”

DeJoy responded: “Pitiful. Not worth a comment.”

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Comments

notamemberofanyorganizedpolicital | August 24, 2020 at 6:15 pm

Is it possible that instead of this issue with the USPS simply being used as.an opportunity to hammer the.administration that the d actually believe this?

Maybe on this one issue they have simply ingested too much kool aid for their own good?

On a related note, yesterday, 60 Minutes beat, jumped the sociopolitical Ass, providing a semi-exclusive report on Russian interference in the 2016 election, that hasn’t been established after 16 trimesters of in depth special, peculiar, and journolistic investigation. Democracy at the Twilight Fringe. h/t WaPoo

“…inaccurate and more misinformation” is the polite way of putting it.

The USPS delivers an average of 472.1 million pieces of mail per day, and 500 million per day at Christmas. If every voter in the US voted by mail, it would add about half of the daily average.

The voting by mail would be spread out over a week or two, and the increase would be barely detectable. The Post Office can handle it without any problems at all.

It’s obvious that the Dems are having to look hard to find something to get people to support their campaign. Are they looking for another Russia? Another Ukraine?

Also likely to be a ploy by the Postal Workers’ Union. They are looking for a win-win… If they “work to rule” they make Trump look bad, even though it is just a normal day at the office for the postal workers. If they claim that they are short staffed and so forth, the Dems will work to put money into the Postal Service so more jobs (more union members) are created.

Democrats must not be doing well if they are already planning on a narrative after the elections.

This is another example of Democrats believing a conspiracy because they think this is how government should work. They believe the government should use the IRS to target political opponents. They believe the government should give and take bribes for personal favors. Republicans, as feckless and incompetent as they are, mostly believe in law-abiding and honest public service. Don’t get me wrong, plenty of Repukes find a way to enrich themselves after decades in office. But what is the most glaring abuse of government actually committed by a Republican? Nixon having some people break into a hotel almost 50 years ago? Democrats believe in these “vast right wing conspiracies” because they literally abuse their power every chance they get.

Antifundamentalist | August 24, 2020 at 7:42 pm

The DNC has no interest in the truth, and lately they have dispensed with even vague attempts to hide their hypocrisy. They consider themselves above everything and every one & their only interest is to gain power by any means necessary. Their followers are do blindly devout that they may eventually succeed in their fascist,totalitarian aims.

amatuerwrangler | August 24, 2020 at 8:07 pm

The Dems are not behaving like a party that has a double-digit national poll lead that will take them to victory in November. There must be other polling.

Ohio Historian | August 25, 2020 at 8:00 am

Of course it is misinformation and downright lies that are being done. Same thing happened in the police shooting the “unarmed man” in Kenosha. Facts are dangerous things, and our media wants to make sure we aren’t playing with dangerous things.

I was told that conspiracy theories only come form FoxNews and OAN, but now there are coming from the Speakers Office.

Getting the full Barr/Thomas/Kavanaugh/Bork treatment…

Lies on top of lies on top of lies. The Democrat way.