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"I don't trust [Postmaster General DeJoy's] words on a page" [North Carolina AG Josh Stein interview]
North Carolina was one of six states last week to sue over US Postal Service changes believed to be intended to help President Trump's reelection chances. North Carolina's Attorney General Josh Stein joins Jared to talk about USPS, Republican challenges to the Affordable Care Act, public universities in his state going back for in-person education, and the RNC happening (partially) in Charlotte.
Segment 1: “That’s why I’ve gone to court. I don’t trust [Postmaster General DeJoy’s] words on a page”
Segment 2: “I choose not to read those tea leaves”
Segment 3: “The administration should have known that, the board of governors should have known that.”
Segment 4: “It breaks my heart the damage that the President is trying to do.”
Full episodes, behind-the-scenes content, and other benefits are available to supporters of At The Table on Patreon.
Host: Jared Rizzi [Twitter]
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North Carolina was one of six states last week to sue over US Postal Service changes believed to be intended to help President Trump's reelection chances. North Carolina's Attorney General Josh Stein joins Jared to talk about USPS, Republican challenges to the Affordable Care Act, public universities in his state going back for in-person education, and the RNC happening (partially) in Charlotte.
Segment 1: “That’s why I’ve gone to court. I don’t trust [Postmaster General DeJoy’s] words on a page”
Segment 2: “I choose not to read those tea leaves”
Segment 3: “The administration should have known that, the board of governors should have known that.”
Segment 4: “It breaks my heart the damage that the President is trying to do.”
Full episodes, behind-the-scenes content, and other benefits are available to supporters of At The Table on Patreon.
Host: Jared Rizzi [Twitter]