Online commenters mock DOJ's framing of the case
1 Sep 22 9:48 PM · 1d ago · 2 posts · 1 comment · 2 sources · development 1 of 1
Social media reaction criticized the DOJ for using a case of ballot mishandling to argue for policies commenters say would make ballot loss easier, not harder.
“Your honor, a postal service employee discarded hundreds of ballots. We're not even mad, that's impressive. We'd like to give them more opportunities to lose mail ballots. -- Trump DOJ”
u/beren0073R. Trent McCotter Acting Deputy Attorney General
Donald Trump PresidentU.S. Postal Service Federal agencyFormer Utah postal worker Criminal defendant
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DOJ used the indictment of a former Utah postal worker accused of throwing away hundreds of mail ballots to attack court rulings blocking Trump’s anti-mail voting efforts and promote a broader slate of restrictive voting policies.
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"Your honor, a postal service employee discarded hundreds of ballots. We're not even mad, that's impressive. We'd like to give them more opportunities to lose mail ballots." -- Trump DOJ
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NEW: The DOJ used the indictment of a former Utah postal worker accused of throwing away hundreds of mail ballots to attack court rulings blocking Trump's anti-mail voting efforts and promote a broader slate of restrictive voting policies.
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