That's my assumption given his posts. I've both managed and owned businesses while I was in the Reserves prior to making a career change. The USPS business model is not sustainable and wouldn't last if it weren't a government agency. I deal with the same when I'm at my Reserve job. But in my civilian job I don't and performance like USPS' would result in my company going bankrupt and there only being one express shipper left in the US.
So you can't answer my question with an answer?
I've been busy with work and didn't have time to check the news.
Why is the USPS bailout tied to the CV relief? It shouldn't be as USPS' issues are not a result of the CV nor are they new this decade.
They sure provide a piss poor service! Every time I go to the post office they act like I'm a burden on them trying to mail something.
Too bad they didn't kill the USPS!
Their lack of efficiency is their fault. A perfect example is their express mail they don't move themselves because they are inefficient. Instead they rely on FedEx Express and UPS as well as the passenger carriers, depending on the routing, to move it for them. It's their fault.
I didn't gloss over it. The bill hasn't even passed the senate so it's a non issue until it's on the President Trump's desk. Still, I didn't see anything where President Trump said he won't bail out the USPS to hurt mail in voting. From my read it says if the bill isn't passed they don't have the money for it. But until it passes the senate he can't sign off on it. Unless I misunderstood what I learned in my PoliSci classes.
I hope it doesn't get passed either way. Who would loan money to a failed business model?
You ever consider that might be because it isn't worthy of approval?
The CV relief bill or the USPS bail out? Either way I agree! If I ran a failing business I doubt I would have an loan me money let alone bail me out.
The USPS bs bailout
