Office of the Inspector General Investigating Michigan Backdated Ballots Daniel Greenfield
The whistleblower discusses yet another element of the Democrat fraud overtaking battleground states.
A U.S. Postal Service Insider told Project Veritas founder and CEO James O’Keefe his supervisor instructed mail carriers at his work site here that all new ballot envelopes should be segregated in bins, so that postal clerks could fraudulently hand-postmark them as received Nov. 3
The Insider said he was shocked when Barlow Branch morning supervisor Jonathan Clarke told a group of mail carriers how late ballots would be handled.
Michigan law states that ballots must be received by 8 p.m. on Election Day, Nov. 3, to be counted. This deadline was affirmed by the Michigan Court of Appeals.
Specifically, he was told to stamp them with the date for the previous day to get past the deadline.
Project Veritas has since announced that the Office of the Inspector General is looking into the case. And that might lead to discipline or charges, but the illegal ballots themselves have gotten through. The real question is on what scale has this been happening and was this the result of individual initiative or were there orders from either USPS officials or the union?
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