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Originally Posted by itshotinvegas
I don't think I did.
What are you basing the "vast" on? The machine story? Trump's ignorant comments about funding? Like, what if he's right, and he needs to restructure things to handle the increased amount of packages, but now he has to stop to placate the **** storm this created? This opens the door from any future postmaster making changes without getting approval first and puts them squarely in the political realm.
The issue here is, the USPS does not report to Trump. This is honest and sincere question. If you think the USPS can be so thoroughly corrupted by Trump, why would you support mail-in voting?
The postal service is obviously a vast piece of infrastructure and logistics. As for the changes, we've seen reports about what kind of numbers the changes will mean, and they have been staggering.
As for your question, I don't support voting by mail. I personally think voting should be done in person, to ensure that no-one is voting under duress.
I am however arguing based on the reality of US voting traditions and the current US postal service. As long as you have voting by mail, it needs to be fairly distributed to everyone. I think it is very naive not to question this process given past events (census scandal), questions of motive (postmaster general's ties to competing industry) and the president's own statements.