White House chief of staff Mark Meadows on Sunday found himself in a heated exchange with CNN’s Jake Tapper amid President Trump’s efforts to cripple the U.S. Postal Service.
There was a time in American politics, and not that long ago, when it was considered embarrassing, even humiliating, to be caught in a lie. Now, those days exist only for Democrats.
If I read this article correctly (and I also will not listen to proven liars like Meadows), he is refuting what Trump clearly stated. That the object is to defund the Post Office to effect mail-in voting.
Don’t when, exactly, but Trump will fire both Meadows and DeJoy: probably Meadows first, and certainly by Oct 15; DeJoy may hang on longer, depending upon how “successful” Donald perceives his attack on USPS to be. But they’ll both go. And DeJoy, anyway, might very well find himself indicted after Jan 20.
I have heard these lying saboteurs say multiple times that fundamental operational changes at USPS are to improve “efficiency “. I have Yet to hear them be asked, let alone explain, precisely how the changes will impact speed, quality and cost—the measures that are at the core of increasing “efficiency “ in any operation. It’s like they’re saying I burned
down the factory to increase efficiency and the absurd assertion goes unchallenged. Instead they are asked why they are engaged in sabotage and they answer, we’re
Not; the changes are for efficiency. WTF?