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Another right-wing conspiracy? Sounds like Hillary Clinton is trying to make the case against mail-in ballots

There’s been a lot of talk about mail-in ballots lately. Do they lead to more voter fraud? Less?

Just today, Donald Trump — who’s been a vocal critic of mail-in ballots — raised some eyebrows with this take:

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But he’s not alone in causing confusion. Many Democrats have spoken out in favor of mail-in ballots, and then here comes Hillary Clinton:

First of all, the USPS doesn’t need Trump or the GOP’s help with sabotage. They’ve done quite a fine job of sabotaging themselves, thanks.

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So there’s that. But there’s another — perhaps more important — layer in Hillary’s tweet. If we can’t trust the USPS, wouldn’t that mean …

We’re getting mixed signals here.

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