Anarchist Democrat flying squads hit the streets to intimidate the new head of the USPS in fight to get fraudulent mail-in votes counted in November

All doubt about the Democratic Party's alliance with and support of the increasing anarchist street mobs popping up across the country disappeared when a Washington based group of agitators called "Shutdown D.C." directed a flash mob of its supporters to fill the street and sidewalks in front of the apartment of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy in Washington, DC, Saturday  ---   right up to the front door  

   

That demonstration followed closely upon several leading Democrats having made unsupported claims that President Donald Trump and the Postmaster General that Trump picked for the job — were making "changes" at the USPS which might interfere with or delay voting for those trying to vote by mail in the 2020 election.

Here's how a local affiliate of the the mainstream media reported on the "Shutdown D.C." street demonstrations:
"....  The organization believes DeJoy is “dismantling” the U.S. Postal Service in favor of President Donald Trump’s re-election. They said his actions contribute to voter suppression....  'DeJoy has fired or reassigned much of the existing USPS leadership and ordered the removal of mail sorting machines that are fundamental to the functioning of the postal service. Meanwhile, mail delivery is slowing down under other decisions made by DeJoy, such as eliminating overtime for postal workers,' the group said in a statement....  The USPS recently sent letters of warning to 46 states, including Maryland, Virginia and the District of Columbia, indicating that it could not guarantee all mail-in ballots cast for the November election would arrive in time to be counted. D.C. and six other states were told that only a narrow set of voters may be affected, but Virginia and Maryland and 38 other states received a 'heightened warning' that USPS could not meet state-mandated deadlines...."  [CBS/ USA9]

As a bit of background, the NY Times has reported that "....  The protest comes after Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-NY) and others last week asked the USPS inspector general to investigate 'all recent staffing and policy changes put in place' by Mr. DeJoy....”  Several other Democrats expressed similar gripes on other platforms and media.

The Associated Press reported that USPS officials have said it would run out of funds by the end of September without additional federal subsidy funding. The postal service reported a $4.5 billion loss in the first quarter.