USPS removes thousands of mailboxes each year. In 2020, mail-in ballots make it political.
Katie Wedell, Josh Salman, and Dak Le, USA TODAY Updated 17 minutes ago
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The blue boxes have been disappearing for decades. But between a pandemic, a presidential election, and a president who is fanning the flames of suspicion that he’s sabotaging the Postal Service to suppress mail-in voting, Americans are now paying close attention to every cut the post office makes.
On average, from 2010 through 2019, the Postal Service reports it removed 3,258 drop boxes per year.
Joe Biden has failed to denounce Antifa in a major speech 48 hours after one of their members murdered a citizen in cold blood on the streets of on American city.
If this were Trump, CNN would call that an endorsement.— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) August 31, 2020