We have a President freely admitting that he is opposed to USPS funding because he's hoping that a hobbled Postal Service won't be able to handle mail ballots.
John Sarbanes: “We have a President freely admitting that he is opposed to USPS funding because he's hoping that a hobbled Postal…”
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Sarbanes criticizes the President's stance on USPS funding affecting mail ballot handling.
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