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Here's the Group Backing That USPS Whistleblower Calling Out Trump's 'Chaotic' Mail-In Ballot Order

As Twitchy reported on Tuesday, The New York Times and CNN were very excited about a brave United States Postal Service whistleblower who informed Sen. Richard Blumenthal, ranking member of the U.S. Senate Cmte. on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, that President Donald Trump's executive order directing the Postal Service to add unique ballot envelope identifiers, such as barcodes, for mail-in or absentee ballots was a "secretive, rushed, chaotic, and fundamentally flawed process" that required an entirely new and untested set of IT systems.

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In other words, a liberal Postal Service employee is trying to kneecap Trump's ballot integrity measures.

The whistleblower filed the disclosure with the assistance of a group called Whistleblower Aid. Who exactly is Whistleblower Aid?

The post continues:

… John Tye.

Zaid repped Intel community whistleblower that led to Trump's first impeachment. Tye was previously a researcher for the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Mark Zaid and John Tye. Oh, so a nonpartisan organization, then.

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Ah yes, we're old enough to remember the Democrat mail-in ballot panic of 2020, when a frenzied Jamie Lee Curtis got a shot of President Donald Trump stealing a delivery truck full of ballots for Joe Biden on the back of a tow truck, and the tow truck driver was wearing a red hat.

Yes, Trump is at it again, trying to make mail-in and absentee ballots trackable. Let's not let it happen! Pass the SAVE America Act!

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