The Great Postal Panic of 2020 is a fraud. A Conspiracy theory concocted by Democrats and propagated by the media to keep the lefty-base wound up. That would include the Democrats already wound up for looting and rioting.
Related: Democrat Congressman “Chains” Himself to a Mailbox So Trump Won’t “Steal It.”
The problem with this latest effort is that the Postmaster General was just in front of congress, and nothing he said supports anything the Democrats have been selling. You can review the various clips of his responses to several questions here, but this one sums it up nicely.
“I have never spoken to the president about the Postal Service other than to congratulate me when I accepted the position.”
NEW: "I have never spoken to the president about the Postal Service other than to congratulate me when I accepted the position," embattled Postmaster General Louis DeJoy testifies. https://t.co/x27jkU0zxz pic.twitter.com/GmgQ7ciJMH
— ABC News (@ABC) August 21, 2020
Never?
Nice Conspiracy theory you got there. It’s a real shame something just happened to it.
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To this, we must add that any failure of the Postal Service to address the forced and unnecessary handling of mailed ballots is a product of one part of the government expecting another part of the government to do something well beyond its ability.
Failure is likely if not imminent, and no amount of money will prevent that. In other words, if you want your vote to count, vote in person.
If you are afraid, you probably should not be voting. That’s not vote suppression; it is simply an opinion based on a more thorough understanding of COVID19 than you will get from the media, most politicians, or local officials.
If you are afraid, these are your primary sources of “truth.”
This means that you are not just more susceptible to lies; you are a vehicle for their transmission. In the interest of public and political health, I feel an obligation to flatten that curve before liberty becomes a permanent victim on whose death certificate we can write without pause COVID19.
