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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDoes the new ruling by Fed judge regarding USPS mean that
mail will be "back to normal" before the elections or did DeJoy destroy too much to undo his mess?
https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/17/politics/usps-policy-changes-injunction/index.html
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Does the new ruling by Fed judge regarding USPS mean that (Original Post)
BigmanPigman
Sep 2020
OP
nothing in the judges decision addresses all the equipment removed and THROWN away, This
beachbumbob
Sep 2020
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Nevilledog
(51,080 posts)1. Big assumption that they'll follow the Court's ruling.
I expect them to ignore it completely.
CloudWatcher
(1,846 posts)3. +1000000
They're ignoring Supreme Court rulings, I see no reason for them to pay any attention to this.
Magoo48
(4,707 posts)6. Why would they obey the judge/court?
Recent history suggests not one enforcement agency is willing to engage.
woodsprite
(11,912 posts)2. I would imagine it's too late for some
Equipment to be put back. Some of ours here in DE was sitting out in the rain. I know other states had similar issues.
Indyfan53
(473 posts)4. Nope
Damage is done and wont be reversed in time. Mask up and vote in person.
beachbumbob
(9,263 posts)5. nothing in the judges decision addresses all the equipment removed and THROWN away, This
equipment is the automation stuff for mail sorting and would take a year or more to get back. The damage is done and no judge can get it undone