Protesters Stage ‘Go-Go Concert’ in Front of Postmaster General DeJoy’s Home on Sunday

WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 05: U.S. Postmaster General Louis Dejoy arrives at a meeting at th
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Hundreds of protesters in Washington, DC, staged a go-go concert at Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s home on Sunday amid the left’s accusations that he and President Trump are trying to sabotage the postal system.

Protesters ignored D.C. guidance, which says to practice social distancing as much as possible by keeping six feet away from others. D.C. guidance also advised that shouting or singing can create droplets that may spread the virus and advised people to hold signs or use noise makers instead.

Yet, protesters stood close together and shouted, “F**k Trump!”

Singers were filmed not wearing masks at all and standing over the crowd:

DeJoy has said he would postpone any major changes to make the postal system more efficient until after the election, but protesters have said they want more, according to the Washingtonian.

It is not the first time protesters have targeted DeJoy’s home. They have also protested in front of his permanent home in North Carolina.

In recent weeks, protesters have targeted Acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf’s home in suburban Virginia, carrying signs.

Some protesters have also begun targeting regular residents in affluent neighborhoods in Washington, DC, Seattle, St. Louis, and other cities with chants of “Wake Up” and “No justice no peace.”

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