Vox Populi

Sunlight.
Pushing back.
Yelling like hell.

It can work. https://t.co/sPuzrpIkFH

— Charles P. Pierce (@CharlesPPierce) August 15, 2020

Paging all lawyers who want to prevent Trump’s postal coup: Forget DOJ. All states have laws against election interference. Because mail-in ballots include candidates for state office, AGs and DAs have standing to bring criminal cases against USPS. Start with PA, WI and MI.

— Jonathan Alter (@jonathanalter) August 14, 2020

Or New Jersey, and make it criminal charges:

What trump and his crony are doing is criminal. Period. https://t.co/GpsyCbg85o

— Bill Pascrell, Jr. (@PascrellforNJ) August 14, 2020

"Going Postal" may gain a new, more positive, meaning:

JUST IN:
From @USPS
“We are suspending the removal of collection boxes at this time. All postings on collection boxes will be removed, as we will no longer be pulling any boxes. “ pic.twitter.com/m9xzOyVx47

— Damian Trujillo (@newsdamian) August 14, 2020

Rural areas are not liking this at all:

Yowza: @Sen_JoeManchin, who has barnstormed WVa today visiting post offices, tells MSNBC that Postmaster General Louis DeJoy “won’t even talk to us” and “shouldn’t even be there to begin with and anyway you can get rid of him, please do so.”

— Seung Min Kim (@seungminkim) August 14, 2020

Doesn't mean the rest of the country can't complain, too:

Ladies and gentlemen, start your emails: https://t.co/Te4UqQd0KT

— Helen Kennedy (@HelenKennedy) August 15, 2020

I'm guessing they aren't used to getting e-mails.

Psychopathy and narcissism, individual and collective, explain it quite well. https://t.co/7G8sW9pC76

— Elizabeth Mika (@yourauntemma) August 15, 2020

"Follow the money."  DeJoy has connections to direct competitors to the USPS.  One of the fervent desires among the GOP-erati is to eliminate the Post Office and privatize all its services.  That's really what this is about.  But whatever battleground we fight on, this effort must be fought.  And no one is going gentle into this good night:

NEW: the top election officials in the country, both D and R, requested a virtual meeting this week with Postmaster General Louis DeJoy. His office has not responded yet.https://t.co/4Nnspf7juS

— Miles Parks (@MilesParks) August 14, 2020

I'm old enough to remember when people couldn't tell you we HAD a "Postmaster General," much less WHO he was.

Upon arrival.... pic.twitter.com/Y4ipb7iyNx

— John Domen (@JDDsays) August 15, 2020

They done messed with the librarians.