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The president told a television interviewer that he was holding back Postal Service money because he did not want mail voting to function smoothly. That admission landed during a mounting backlash over service changes and postal delays, turning a policy fight into an open accusation of election sabotage.
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The president told a television interviewer that he was holding back Postal Service money because he did not want mail voting to function smoothly. That admission landed during a mounting backlash over service changes and postal delays, turning a policy fight into an open accusation of election sabotage.
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The president told a television interviewer that he was holding back Postal Service money because he did not want mail voting to function smoothly. That admission landed during a mounting backlash over service changes and postal delays, turning a policy fight into an open accusation of election sabotage.
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