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In reply to the discussion: Trump administration considers leveraging emergency coronavirus loan to force Postal Service changes [View all]LisaM
(27,815 posts)16. Come on, reporters (non Washington Post reporters), do your job!
Last edited Fri Apr 24, 2020, 12:20 PM - Edit history (1)
Press him on this at the briefing today.
I have a love-hate relationship with these briefings. I can't stand him or the sight or sound of him, and I really don't appreciate the droningly-boring recitation of statistics and test types they all list out in their soporific manner as if they're trying to lull us into believing anything is normal.
But if one reporter can ask the right question and get him to flip out, he reveals his true self, and that can sometimes have positive results, since it shows moderate voters the repellent person we know him to be.
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Trump administration considers leveraging emergency coronavirus loan to force Postal Service changes [View all]
swag
Apr 2020
OP
Quit forcing the post office to deliver underpriced buisness junk mail. If it needs to go by ...
marble falls
Apr 2020
#2
That junk mail subsidizes other mail. Without it, first-class postage would have to go up.
PSPS
Apr 2020
#35
For fuck's sake, it's not tRump's longtime goal it's the Rethug's longtime goal
njhoneybadger
Apr 2020
#5
No!! The house passed a bipartisan bill approx 10 days ago that addresses the USPS by redoing the
Thekaspervote
Apr 2020
#6
There's a version from the Senate, too. Sitting on a desk. Going nowhere. nt
Progressive Jones
Apr 2020
#39
I doubt Americans would love to pay more for their packages just to satisfy GOP ideology
bucolic_frolic
Apr 2020
#11
I've sent thousands of packages by Media Mail over the years selling books on Ebay.
Dial H For Hero
Apr 2020
#42
USPS is in the position they are because of repukes doing this in the past, this fascist pig
yaesu
Apr 2020
#18
That tone was quite unnecessary I must say, though I like your passion on the subject ...
mr_lebowski
Apr 2020
#44