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WOW: USPS has seen a 80% DECREASE in volume of mail but ADDED 190,000 employees Senator Rand Paul “Can you think of a private business where 80% of what they're, you know, doing to make money is going down in volume that would actually increase their employees?” “You've insourced... show more

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Фото профиля 🇺🇸 drhubarb 🇺🇸

🇺🇸 drhubarb 🇺🇸1 год назад

And based on my own recent experiences with a local post office plus my specific mail carrier, I'd confidently say they all are untrained, unprofessional, and believe themselves to be above the law, above reproach, perfect in all their ways, while losing or destroying my mail.

Фото профиля 🦅🦅Mike🦅🦅

🦅🦅Mike🦅🦅1 год назад

Most people don’t know that the USPS gets all of its money from postage. It is an independent government entity but actually receives very little if any money from the government. But yet they are required to fund their retirement accounts 70 years into the future.

Фото профиля TacomaSteveG

TacomaSteveG1 год назад

I hope that @VivekGRamaswamy And @elonmusk consider

Фото профиля PC Made You Retarded

PC Made You Retarded1 год назад

Now, try and call a post office during business hours. They don't answer the phone. Walk in and watch one person behind the counter while 2 are "on break" and there are 30 people in line. One comes back and the other one leaves. They do just enough to show they are open.

Фото профиля Patriotic 🇺🇸Suzanne⭐️⭐️⭐️

Patriotic 🇺🇸Suzanne⭐️⭐️⭐️1 год назад

@KelliKayK It's amazing what Government funded USPS gets away with using our tax dollars, Not to mention they endorsed Biden and was giving the contract for the Mail in ballot scheme. Fire all of the new employees.

Фото профиля SULLY

SULLY1 год назад

@CNforUSA All those times it got lost in the mail, it got lost in the mail. Nothing federal can be trusted.

Фото профиля dustmagnet

dustmagnet1 год назад

they closed our local tiny post office a couple of years ago. The closest mailbox or post office is now at least 12 miles away. Our roadside mailboxes are not safe for leaving mail to be picked up.

Фото профиля 🇺🇸 Pismo 🇺🇸

🇺🇸 Pismo 🇺🇸1 год назад

Insane! Paging @DOGE

Фото профиля I am Ken

I am Ken1 год назад

In training for the midterms?

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Snarlz Barkley1 год назад

I just want to know who the hottie is?

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