Postmaster General Louis DeJoy was defiant Friday when meeting with a Senate oversight committee to answer questions about a Democratic conspiracy theory that he is working in conjunction with President Donald Trump to weaponize the U.S. Postal Service against mail-in voting.
Asked about a theory the USPS has been weaponized against mail-in voting, DeJoy did not appear eager to entertain wild theories about the role of the mail in the election.
Postmaster General DeJoy today pushed back on the idea that his proposed changes to the USPS are intended to suppress mail-in voting for the upcoming election, calling it a "False and unfair" narrative and an "Outrageous claim" https://t.
In one exchange with Democratic Sen. Gary Peters of Michigan, DeJoy said he has not discussed USPS business with the president since he accepted the position as postmaster general.
The lawsuits were based on a conspiracy theory that DeJoy will undermine mail-in ballots on behalf of the Trump administration.
Attorney General Bob Ferguson of Washington state said DeJoy "Acted outside of his authority to implement changes to the postal system, and did not follow the proper procedures under federal law."
Postmaster Louis DeJoy testifies USPS has the money, the manpower, and the resources to deliver the mail safely and on time for the November election.
https://www.westernjournal.com/postmaster-general-shoots-democrats-outrageous-conspiracy-theories/
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