Postmaster General DeJoy Defends Record And Reform Efforts

The transcript covers a House Oversight Committee session where Democrats criticize Postmaster General Louis Dejoy for recent postal service delays. Dejoy defends his actions, stating that cost-cutting and reforms are necessary. He assures that the Postal Service can handle mail-in voting but suggests early voting as a best practice. Dejoy faces questions about his knowledge of USPS operations, while Republicans focus on funding issues. Protests against Dejoy are also mentioned, with Dejoy standing firm on recent changes.

What are the two main accusations against Postmaster General Louis DeJoy by the House Oversight Democrats?

• Fraud and embezzlement

• Incompetence and intentional disruption

• Negligence and bribery

• Corruption and favoritism

What does Louis DeJoy claim about the Postal Service's ability to handle mail-in voting?

• It should not be involved in mail-in voting

• It requires additional funding to handle mail-in voting

• It can handle mail-in voting but needs extra time

• It is incapable of handling mail-in voting

What financial issue does DeJoy highlight about the Postal Service?

• It receives taxpayer funding

• It has no financial issues

• It is making significant profits

• It posts yearly losses in the billions

What question does Congresswoman Katie Porter ask DeJoy regarding the Postal Service?

• The number of employees in the Postal Service

• The starting rate for USPS Priority Mail

• The cost of international shipping

• The number of post offices in the country

What was the focus of the Republicans in the committee regarding the Postal Service?

• Eliminating mail-in voting

• Increasing funding to the Postal Service

• Reducing the number of postal workers

• Privatizing the Postal Service