> That basic problem is why it has refused to modernize. Probably because as a chartered non-government company they have a politically appointed Postmaster Ge

> That basic problem is why it has refused to modernize. Probably because as a chartered non-government company they have a politically appointed Postmaster General who takes their orders from the POTUS. No company is required to fund pensions for 75 years. No company has their prices set by Congress. And no company has been a bigger political football than the USPS. > it needs a new purpose in life, other then stable government job for people. I believe they have tried in the past, oh what's that, blocked because Postmaster General doesn't want it.