Postmaster DeJoy Slams ‘Outrageous Claim’ of Trump Meddling
- Senate Homeland hearing first of two on postal operations
- Agency in middle of clash between Democrats, Trump on voting
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U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy said there’s been no attempt by President Donald Trump or his administration to interfere with Postal Service operations in order to thwart voting by mail, as he defended his management of the agency.
DeJoy called allegations that cutbacks at the post office are aimed at having an impact on the November election an “outrageous claim.” He said he’s voted by mail for years and that everyone should be able to do so.