HART: Election results will “go Postal” if Dems get their way with mail-in voting

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HART: Election results will “go Postal” if Dems get their way with mail-in voting

My Druncle Mac will be voting Democrat for the first time in his life this November, by mail-in ballot — which is remarkable because he voted Republican in every election until he died a few months ago.

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