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Postal Regulatory Commission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The PAEA stipulates that the USPS is to make payments of $5.4 - $5.8 billion into the Postal Service Retiree Health Benefits Fund, each year, from 2007 to 2016 in order to prefund 75 years of estimated costs. This requirement also explicitly stated that the USPS was to stop using its savings to reduce postal debt, which was stipulated in Postal Civil Service Retirement System Funding Reform Act of 2003.[4] This is in addition to deductions from pay for federal contribution to social services.[5] This pre-funding method is unique to the USPS. In June 2011, the USPS had to suspend its weekly payment of 115 million into the fund because it had reached 8 billion dollars in debt and the retirement plan had a surplus of 6.9 billion dollars.[6] The schedule rate of payment has been changed and the USPS is currently expected to make a payment of 5.6 billion no later than September 30, 2012.[7
Why was this done to the post office?
A review of the congressional record from that timeframe will indicate this happened because of PARTISAN BICKERING. Just like everything else that comes out of our pretend leaders in congress.
Aaahhh yes, the wonderfully goofy partisan hack that has the vocabulary of a parrot.
"bwwaacck...republicans....bwack bwack conservatives are evil....bwack bwack"
Both of the major parties had a hand all our problems including the post office issues.
Until we can come together and realize both the far left loons and the far right nutters are equally to blame we will have nothing constructive to say.
We have simply become a nation of parrots for the partisan masters. The post office is a good example as none of this had to happen, yet because of the dumbass brinkmanship on BOTH sides of the aisle, nothing constructive gets done.
Aaahhh yes, the wonderfully goofy partisan hack that has the vocabulary of a parrot.
"bwwaacck...republicans....bwack bwack conservatives are evil....bwack bwack"
Both of the major parties had a hand all our problems including the post office issues.
Until we can come together and realize both the far left loons and the far right nutters are equally to blame we will have nothing constructive to say.
We have simply become a nation of parrots for the partisan masters. The post office is a good example as none of this had to happen, yet because of the dumbass brinkmanship on BOTH sides of the aisle, nothing constructive gets done.
go get the votes
What are you trying to tell me?
I simply stated why the votes are not there and further stated until some talking takes place, by grown up sober folks , not the partisan loons like you, nothing will happen.
What facts? You are blaming the repubs. YOu have said the same fuckin thiing 20 times. I am not blaming the Dems, TM. I am blaming the GOV'T.
The goddamn gov't. gov't gov't gov't gov't The republicans are not part of the gov't? Answer that simple question with a yes or no
go get the votes
What are you trying to tell me?
I simply stated why the votes are not there and further stated until some talking takes place, by grown up sober folks , not the partisan loons like you, nothing will happen.
you refuse to provide the vote?
why?
What facts? You are blaming the repubs. YOu have said the same fuckin thiing 20 times. I am not blaming the Dems, TM. I am blaming the GOV'T.
The goddamn gov't. gov't gov't gov't gov't The republicans are not part of the gov't? Answer that simple question with a yes or no
you said this after I gave you the constitution.
You called the constitution non fact
I gave you the constitution and the factual history of certain bills,
You then pretended I gave no facts.
denying facts exsist is killing your party
Postal Regulatory Commission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The PAEA stipulates that the USPS is to make payments of $5.4 - $5.8 billion into the Postal Service Retiree Health Benefits Fund, each year, from 2007 to 2016 in order to prefund 75 years of estimated costs. This requirement also explicitly stated that the USPS was to stop using its savings to reduce postal debt, which was stipulated in Postal Civil Service Retirement System Funding Reform Act of 2003.[4] This is in addition to deductions from pay for federal contribution to social services.[5] This pre-funding method is unique to the USPS. In June 2011, the USPS had to suspend its weekly payment of 115 million into the fund because it had reached 8 billion dollars in debt and the retirement plan had a surplus of 6.9 billion dollars.[6] The schedule rate of payment has been changed and the USPS is currently expected to make a payment of 5.6 billion no later than September 30, 2012.[7
Postal Regulatory Commission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The PAEA stipulates that the USPS is to make payments of $5.4 - $5.8 billion into the Postal Service Retiree Health Benefits Fund, each year, from 2007 to 2016 in order to prefund 75 years of estimated costs. This requirement also explicitly stated that the USPS was to stop using its savings to reduce postal debt, which was stipulated in Postal Civil Service Retirement System Funding Reform Act of 2003.[4] This is in addition to deductions from pay for federal contribution to social services.[5] This pre-funding method is unique to the USPS. In June 2011, the USPS had to suspend its weekly payment of 115 million into the fund because it had reached 8 billion dollars in debt and the retirement plan had a surplus of 6.9 billion dollars.[6] The schedule rate of payment has been changed and the USPS is currently expected to make a payment of 5.6 billion no later than September 30, 2012.[7
2006
you produced the wrong bill
What facts? You are blaming the repubs. YOu have said the same fuckin thiing 20 times. I am not blaming the Dems, TM. I am blaming the GOV'T.
The goddamn gov't. gov't gov't gov't gov't The republicans are not part of the gov't? Answer that simple question with a yes or no
Postal Regulatory Commission - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The PAEA stipulates that the USPS is to make payments of $5.4 - $5.8 billion into the Postal Service Retiree Health Benefits Fund, each year, from 2007 to 2016 in order to prefund 75 years of estimated costs. This requirement also explicitly stated that the USPS was to stop using its savings to reduce postal debt, which was stipulated in Postal Civil Service Retirement System Funding Reform Act of 2003.[4] This is in addition to deductions from pay for federal contribution to social services.[5] This pre-funding method is unique to the USPS. In June 2011, the USPS had to suspend its weekly payment of 115 million into the fund because it had reached 8 billion dollars in debt and the retirement plan had a surplus of 6.9 billion dollars.[6] The schedule rate of payment has been changed and the USPS is currently expected to make a payment of 5.6 billion no later than September 30, 2012.[7
2006
you produced the wrong bill
you just proved you dont read your own links yet again you idiot!