Whistleblower: USPS secretly rushing new requirements for mail-in voting

A whistleblower has revealed that the U.S. Postal Service is implementing new requirements for mail-in voting that could potentially reject tens of thousands of ballots if just one ballot in a bulk mailing fails to scan properly. This move raises serious concerns about the integrity of the voting process, especially in an election year where mail-in voting is expected to play a crucial role. The implications could lead to disenfranchisement and questions about the fairness and accessibility of voting, highlighting the need for careful oversight and transparency in election procedures.