If Dejoy says he wasn't part of the decision making to remove equipment, cut overtime

[chowder66]

how the hell can he make 'efficient' changes without understanding why these changes were made and who made these changes in the first place?

[Zoonart]

1. So... who DID make the decision and

WHO carried it out?

[chowder66]

5. That's what's bothering me the most is that he doesn't know. He needs to be asked about why he's

so adamant about reinstalling the machines and boxes if he doesn't know why they were removed or who made the decision to do so.

[Zoonart]

8. Exactly...

and IF... and that's a big if... he really does not know... WHY DO WE NEED HIM in this position? I say YOU'RE FIRED.

[Mike 03]

7. This might be wrong, but last week I thought there were stories about

Mnuchin being involved?

[soothsayer]

9. Mnuchin found this guy

[Mike 03]

12. Oh thank you!

[soothsayer]

15. Obviously he's a stooge to privatize it

Why else would mnuchin give $10b to the USPS in exchange for proprietary info on the top 10 USPS contracts.

I want mnuchin—who is a contact in Epstein’s little black book, and is connected to Russia— out.

[Zoonart]

11. He was involved in De Joy's choice for this position.

I would not be surprised of his grubby fingerprints are all over this as Dump's chief henchman.

[Mike 03]

13. Thank you for the clarification.

[ProfessorGAC]

2. And, What Do They Need Him For?

If drastic, substantial initiatives can be taken without his direct input or approval, his role is irrelevant & he's useless!
Pretty weak defense.

[chowder66]

6. I would like to know why he is needed as well!

[Walleye]

10. To raise money for the RNC

[ProfessorGAC]

18. He Could Do That...

...as a campaign staffer.
As PG, he just admitted he's superfluous & useless.

[The Blue Flower]

3. So why is he so adamant about not replacing sorting equipment or blue boxes?

He's defending something he says he knows nothing about.

[EleanorR]

14. Board members capitulated to Mnuchin's demands in order to get a $10 billion line of credit

Mnuchin met individually with each board member before DeJoy was appointed. Treasury was clearly meddling in what has been an apolitical agency.

I do think contacting board members is important.

[e-mail],
[e-mail],
[e-mail],
[e-mail],
[e-mail],
[e-mail]

[chowder66]

16. Exactly!

[Newest Reality]

4. It seems that he chose...

It seems that he chose the perjury route rather than admitting to a felony.

That might make sense if he feels that Trimpolean can fix it for him later which I would assume might have been a part of the deal, but that's just speculation. He may not get tried sentenced until after the election and so, he has a lot riding on that.

Yeah, it is my firm view he is committing an actual felony and I have no doubts in my mind. Let's see how this self-avowed, "logistics expert", (axe man) plays his mobster game out.

[blogslut]

19. It's a mystery

He just doesn't know and if he did, it doesn't matter because he ain't gonna roll back those changes made by some phantom person