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I’m continuing to hear from Virginians who recount unacceptable mail delivery delays, everything from mail-order medications to credit card bills. Americans depend on the

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, especially during the COVID-19 crsis.

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6:26 PM · Feb 3, 2021

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to fire the whole USPS board of Govs and Dejoy

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Yes. Two weeks ago, we had a credit card bill arrive 5 days after the due-date. It had been sent 4 weeks earlier.

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The USPS problems since DeJoy was made PG have hit small businesses--the engine of the US economy--really hard. Delays in deliveries, upset customers, lost business in an already difficult time.

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As a Virginian, I'm wondering what your plan is to address this. Seems like getting rid of DeJoy would be an obvious first step. Are you working on that, sir? Thank you.

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Fire DeJoy

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My niece in Baltimore mailed a Christmas card on Dec 15th and I got it on Jan 20 in Indiana, not quite 700 miles way. It's not in Virginia but you get the point.

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Charge and remove DeJoy

Virginia Cochrane Torbert

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Same problems here in PA, some utilities asking for online payment only as mail taking up to 21 days each way. Christmas cards from NY &NJ took over a month to get to SE PA!

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I'm in DC and just got another holiday card sent before the end of December. I've had late bills delivered (yes I still use the mail to pay bills, 'cause I'm old school) for weeks. We could all use the help.

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I know people that get bills delivered on the date they are due. Or even later. And the credit card companies won’t take off the late charges.