From: januarybaybee@gmail.com   
      
       
   Now we see just one way that Trump manipulated voter ballots in key states.   
   Pennsylvania 'misplaced' 300,000 ballots until deadlines had passed.  How many   
   other states did the same - under the direction of Trump's recent flunky   
   planted in the US Postal Service: Louis DeJoy?     
      
   Court cases WILL follow, but not just the kind that Trump is vowing to bring.   
      
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   Federal judge, unhappy with USPS, wants answers from DeJoy   
      
   A federal judge was so angered by the US Postal Service's inability to sweep   
   its facilities for ballots yesterday afternoon, following a court order to do   
   so, that he said he will want answers under oath from Postmaster General Louis   
   DeJoy.   
      
   He said he was not pleased the USPS couldn't comply with the Election Day   
   court order, and didn't notify him until the court's deadline passed that they   
   didn't have personnel on site in facilities to look for ballots in the   
   mid-afternoon.   
      
   Sullivan has put in place several court orders requiring the Postal Service to   
   explain how much election mail it's failing to process daily, especially in   
   states with low performance, which includes parts of key battleground states   
   like Pennsylvania and    
   Michigan.   
      
   The court's order on Tuesday for an additional sweep was in response to   
   reports of lower performance in some areas —where strict deadlines for   
   absentee ballots to get to elections boards approached — and questions about   
   what happened to 300,000    
   ballots without final scans before their delivery.   
      
    "Someone may have a price to pay about that," the judge said about the USPS's   
   failure to sweep facilities an additional time on Tuesday.   
      
   "It's your clients," Sullivan told a Justice Department attorney representing   
   the USPS. "I am concerned about your clients, each and every one starting at   
   the top of the food chain."   
      
   Joseph Borson, representing USPS, told the judge the reason the postal service   
   didn't conduct the sweeps was that "it took some time for this information to   
   get to the right people."   
      
      
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