YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — A U.S. judge has blocked Postal Service changes that slowed mail and prompted concerns about absentee voting.
#BREAKING Major victory in our lawsuit to protect the U.S. Postal Service. Yakima, WA Federal Judge issued nationwide injunction blocking policies delaying election mail.
— Bob Ferguson (@BobFergusonAG) September 17, 2020
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Great news!
Now if we can just find a Postmaster General with the slightest interest in following a court order.
Covid Death Rate = 4%
Vote-By-Mail Fraud Rate = 0.0025%
(h/t Nick Jack Pappas)
Judge Stanley Bastian, Obama appointee. Now on to the appellate court! Or maybe not, since it’s unlikely that court would do anything before Nov 3rd.
Yay! Wash state judge!!!
If only the judge could get them to reinstall all the mail-sorting equipment DeJoy had them dismantle. (The sorting equipment was for “flats”…what we all call letters. You know, stuff that looks like “ballots”. The sorting equipment wasn’t for boxes.) For all the claims of missing pieces during reassembly, just remove them from DeJoy’s hide.