BREAKING: Project Veritas reveals Pennsylvania-based USPS whistleblower alleging orders to discard pro-Trump mail

Project Veritas has revealed another US postal service whistleblower in a Philadelphia suburb who came forward to claim that higher-ups ordered postal workers to discard pro-Trump mail and only deliver pro-Biden content from now on.

This is the third Pennsylvania USPS insider to blow the whistle on election malfeasance in the last week, Project Veritas founder James O’Keefe reported. "There is something going on with USPS and we must get to the bottom of it immediately," the organization's CEO said.

In a conversation with O’Keefe, the anonymous Elkins Park-based USPS employee described the alleged political bias within the organization.

O'Keefe asked the letter carrier stationed at the USPS Philadelphia Processing and Distribution Center what supervisor Walter Lee said on Nov. 9. "You were told that the only political mail that will be delivered from now on will be that of the ‘winner,’ in this case, Joe Biden," the source stated. "And that other political mail from other sources and senders would be put into the undeliverable bulk business mail bin or UVM.”

All political mail for Biden was to be continued to be treated as first-class and delivered the day it was received, the whistleblower described the company order from the top down.

“What happens to the undeliverable bulk business mail?” asked O'Keefe. “I believe it goes back to the plant," the whistleblower answered, "but undeliverable bulk business mail is essentially a step away from the garbage.”

The source confirmed that around 30 colleagues likely heard the same instruction. "Pretty much all in the office" overheard the stipulation, the insider alleged.

“If required, would you be willing to - if it came to it, would you testify under oath that this information is true?” O'Keefe pressed. The whistleblower replied, "Yes, if I was required to go under oath, I would.”

O'Keefe acknowledged that "it takes a lot of courage to come forward like this and the way that you're doing it," adding, "What compelled you to do that?”

“Basically, the only thing that's going to prevent a fraudulent election is people having the courage to come forward," the unnamed source answered. "I wouldn't want to say that I had the opportunity to do that and didn't do it.”

When O'Keefe questioned if the USPS "should be playing politics," the insider answered: “No. I think that we're a delivery service and that's not really our place. It seems to me that once they decided that - there was a victory in the election. It was like, well, we're not - we're not delivering anything else, but that."