Great, but details matter here. What equipment was removed, and how has that affected handling? Is DeJoy rescinding his policies that let mail sit on the floor unsorted overnight and prohibited morning sorting before deliveries? Will he order all election mail be sorted same-day?
https://twitter.com/Phil_Mattingly/status/1295776474751012867
It should be extremely easy for USPS to explain why expensive equipment was found broken down in a parking lot: here's the facility's workload, what's wrong with this machine, what we're doing next, etc. That they won't is an admission it was improper.
https://twitter.com/srl/status/1296160244033298433
And since Republicans have moaned for years to "run USPS like a business," fine: if a business owner (that's us) found millions of dollars of equipment smashed up in a parking lot and no one could explain why or what effect that was having, every manager involved would be fired.
We can do these analogies all day. If a major shareholder of funeral homes became CEO of a hospital, started yanking out ventilators and crash carts and mucking up the policies, and could not justify any of it, you'd rightly conclude malicious intent.
https://twitter.com/kenvogel/status/1296206571794583554
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