Redcurtain
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- Apr 2, 2020
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Obama tried yo end Saturday mail.,RACIST!
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i worked there up until 2013.....no layoffs.....the PO has never laid off anyone....Liar!none.....How many postal workers did Obama cause to get laid off?I don’t get what democrats don’t understand it’s listing billions a year.. you don’t keep expanding it..You want to keep the money flowing to the post office even though it means more U.S. debt talk to the lazy, crazy Democrats. They are the ones holding up the money.
Cnn nbc refuse to tell it’s viewers it’s bankrupt
USPS would have made 4 billion dollar profit last year if it wasn't for SPECIAL RULES that Republicans passed in 2006 that require them to pre-fund their retirements. No other company, including UPS, is subject to such accounting.
Obama backs slashing of postal jobs and benefits
President Obama on Monday outlined a plan to destroy tens of thousands of jobs at the United States Postal Service (USPS) and cut health and retirement benefits.www.wsws.org
There are no "cuts." The Post Office is fully funded. The election will generate A FRACTION of the mail that the USPS handles every Christmas - mail that must be delivered by a fixed date, and they do fine. All you need to know:
Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, claimed without evidence that President Donald Trump “wants to cut off money for the post office so they cannot deliver mail-in ballots.”
The perpetually cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service has been hurt by COVID-19 and is negotiating with the Treasury Department for a $10 billion loan, which the president has said he will not approve without changes in USPS pricing and leadership.
But a USPS spokesman told us its current financial condition will have no impact on its ability to deliver mail-in ballots this year.
The Ag that will hang your POS when he loses in Nov ? Nothing would please me more than to see that republican coward hanging from a tall oak tree along with his family, Barr ,and McConnellCommunist AGs from Blue States![]()
The idea to cut postal funding at this late state of the voting game
And I have no doubt you're an AHThere are no "cuts." The Post Office is fully funded. The election will generate A FRACTION of the mail that the USPS handles every Christmas - mail that must be delivered by a fixed date, and they do fine. All you need to know:
Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, claimed without evidence that President Donald Trump “wants to cut off money for the post office so they cannot deliver mail-in ballots.”
The perpetually cash-strapped U.S. Postal Service has been hurt by COVID-19 and is negotiating with the Treasury Department for a $10 billion loan, which the president has said he will not approve without changes in USPS pricing and leadership.
But a USPS spokesman told us its current financial condition will have no impact on its ability to deliver mail-in ballots this year.
If that is the case, then should we consider that "other matters" are at stake here?
I have little doubt that Democrats would use the Postal service against a fair election.
I also have no doubt that Mr. President wants nothing more than a transparent and fair election.
And I have no doubt you're an AH
USPS would have made 4 billion dollar profit last year
if it wasn't for SPECIAL RULES that Republicans passed in 2006 that require them to pre-fund their retirements.
Trump's attempt to suppress mail voting has sparked resistance from attorney generals, as voters have flooded their telephones to voice concerns about whether their votes will count:
Thousands of voters have called government offices in recent days to ask whether it is still safe to mail their ballots, according to officials across the country. Attorneys general from at least six states are huddling to discuss possible lawsuits against the administration to block it from reducing mail service between now and the election, several told The Washington Post. State leaders are scrambling to see whether they can change rules to give voters more options, and Democrats are planning a massive public education campaign to shore up trust in the vote and the Postal Service.
“He is undermining the safest voting method during a pandemic and forcing people to cast a ballot in person,” said Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold (D). “It is reprehensible.”
The race to action comes amid escalating worries that even if the president does not succeed in blocking mail voting, he has created a dangerous crisis of confidence that could jeopardize whether Americans view the eventual outcome as legitimate.
“He has succeeded enough that everybody is working overtime to clean up the mess,” said Kristen Clarke, president of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, a nonpartisan voting rights group.
There are no "cuts." The Post Office is fully funded.
How many cases do you want to lose in court?/ Here comes another one for the crook in our WH6 former psychiatrists say Trump hates mail carriers because one broke a toy when Trump was 5
Libbies are still mostly 5 so do not understand why they cant relate to this feeling.
Trump's attempt to suppress mail voting has sparked resistance from attorney generals, as voters have flooded their telephones to voice concerns about whether their votes will count:
Thousands of voters have called government offices in recent days to ask whether it is still safe to mail their ballots, according to officials across the country. Attorneys general from at least six states are huddling to discuss possible lawsuits against the administration to block it from reducing mail service between now and the election, several told The Washington Post. State leaders are scrambling to see whether they can change rules to give voters more options, and Democrats are planning a massive public education campaign to shore up trust in the vote and the Postal Service.
“He is undermining the safest voting method during a pandemic and forcing people to cast a ballot in person,” said Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold (D). “It is reprehensible.”
The race to action comes amid escalating worries that even if the president does not succeed in blocking mail voting, he has created a dangerous crisis of confidence that could jeopardize whether Americans view the eventual outcome as legitimate.
“He has succeeded enough that everybody is working overtime to clean up the mess,” said Kristen Clarke, president of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, a nonpartisan voting rights group.
Elections >courts and only chickenshits who can’t win elections go to the courts to soothe their frayed emotionsHow many cases do you want to lose in court?/ Here comes another one for the crook in our WH6 former psychiatrists say Trump hates mail carriers because one broke a toy when Trump was 5
Libbies are still mostly 5 so do not understand why they cant relate to this feeling.
Check out how many times turd for brains trump was in courtElections >courts and only chickenshits who can’t win elections go to the courts to soothe their frayed emotionsHow many cases do you want to lose in court?/ Here comes another one for the crook in our WH6 former psychiatrists say Trump hates mail carriers because one broke a toy when Trump was 5
Libbies are still mostly 5 so do not understand why they cant relate to this feeling.
Trump's attempt to suppress mail voting has sparked resistance from attorney generals, as voters have flooded their telephones to voice concerns about whether their votes will count:
Thousands of voters have called government offices in recent days to ask whether it is still safe to mail their ballots, according to officials across the country. Attorneys general from at least six states are huddling to discuss possible lawsuits against the administration to block it from reducing mail service between now and the election, several told The Washington Post. State leaders are scrambling to see whether they can change rules to give voters more options, and Democrats are planning a massive public education campaign to shore up trust in the vote and the Postal Service.
“He is undermining the safest voting method during a pandemic and forcing people to cast a ballot in person,” said Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold (D). “It is reprehensible.”
The race to action comes amid escalating worries that even if the president does not succeed in blocking mail voting, he has created a dangerous crisis of confidence that could jeopardize whether Americans view the eventual outcome as legitimate.
“He has succeeded enough that everybody is working overtime to clean up the mess,” said Kristen Clarke, president of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, a nonpartisan voting rights group.