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Local Postal Worker Nabs Trump Signs

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The Delaware Republican Party has released photos apparently showing a United States Postal Service employee yanking signs for presidential candidate Donald Trump in the Townsend area, off of Route 1. The images were captured on a camera installed after reports of missing signs in the vicinity.

f8a61c24-b382-4916-9260-e29024df8afcThe incident follows vandalism to other Republican signs including those touting Lt. Governor Lamar Gunn and comes two years after the husband of state senator and Lt. Governor candidate Bethany Hall-Long was caught on film removing Republican signs in Middletown.


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