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Post Office gobbledygook

Fri., Sept. 25, 2020

After reading the interview with the postmaster and the postal union president in the September 16 edition of the Review and then reading the excellent letter from Bernard Korth (“It’s our fault,” Sept. 16), I am wont to believe that all the gobbledygook about DeJoy and Trump using the postal system as an election ploy is just that – a trumped-up story from our friends on the left.

Hmmm … I wonder how many other stories are trumped up.

John Miller

Spokane

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