Democrats, Louis DeJoy, and Postal Service Reform
The Atlantic Can Democrats Make Peace With Louis DeJoy? The postmaster general’s reform plan looks a lot better now that Donald Trump is no longer president. Tom Williams / Getty / The Atlantic For Democrats starving for a villain in post-Trump Washington, Louis DeJoy seemed like an ideal candidate for the role. As postmaster general, he’s the most powerful holdover from the previous administration—a Trump campaign donor and logistics executive hired to run the cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service. When DeJoy moved last summer to slow the mail, his critics charged that he was carrying out ...