I could've sworn the post office is in the constitution.
They’re trying to dismantle the United States Postal Service and privatize it. We must fight with every breath we have to make sure USPS workers are protected and everyone has access to reliable, affordable mail service. Congress must take immediate action to protect the USPS.
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It is. Can't remember which article it is. For a president who loves to wave article II around you'd think he would know the constitution. Oh wait. He only knows one article because someone read it to him in their best kindergarten teacher voice. Probably Barr. Nevermind.
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How many times do the AMERICAN TAXPAYERS have to bail out the USPS?
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I’d rather bail out USPS than a bank or an airline.
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Why are POUTS and the GOP pushing so hard to shackle the USPS, cripple its independence, and shield it from scrutiny by watchdogs? Simple. Vote-by-mail is inevitable. That means the GOP's voter suppression tactics at polling places won't work anymore. They need a new chokehold.pic.twitter.com/UsuLRgSIHq
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That's a really good point. It makes a lot of sense. I thought it was just another way for them to deflect from the bad job Trump admin has done for 3 yrs.
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UPS and FedEx do well, Mr Trump should privatize the USPS :)
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UPS still hasn’t delivered my mom her Mother’s Day present I ordered well in advance of the holiday. I’ve never had a problem with USPS.
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Mail in voting will hurt Trump. That’s why he’s attacking the USPS.
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