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Congress is poised to tell the Postal Service it must continue all Saturday mail services, but the message hasn't been delivered just yet.
The six-day-a-week service mandate, wrapped into a government spending bill on remaining fiscal 2013 spending, is the same one Congress has had for the past 30 years. The House has already passed the provision. The Senate is expected to follow suit as early as Tuesday.
Anyone in congress stupid enough to vote against cutting Saturday delivery really needs to be voted out of office. We're talking about an organization with continued cost overruns that is rapidly becoming irrelevant in the days of email and on-line business. At least cut Saturday service, and perhaps just drop to 3 days a week to get costs under control.
The Postmaster General technically had no authority to make that decision due to the fact that Congressional Oversight proceeds over the USPS. I don't understand why everyone is so shocked. I am not advocating them staying open on Sunday, I am simply saying the guy went above his paygrade.
Republicans in the legislature will allow the USPS to go under and blame it on "Big Government", and the joke is that they themselves are the arm of "Big Government" to blame.
Republicans in the legislature will allow the USPS to go under and blame it on "Big Government", and the joke is that they themselves are the arm of "Big Government" to blame.
^We know who's a believer in the left/right paradigm! Ha ha! Tricks on you buddy, they are all in the party of money. You need to start waking up and give up your allegiance .
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