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What’s the rush? With so many people concerned about the election, if all of this is actually about the business viability of the service, surely it can’t hurt
by bnj 6y ago
What’s the rush? With so many people concerned about the election, if all of this is actually about the business viability of the service, surely it can’t hurt to make sure they’re fully resourced for the next few months so that no one will be in a position to say that USPS being shredded was a component of electoral fraud.
- jovial_cavalier 6y agoThe post is a call to action to "save the USPS." I'm saying it's not at all worth it to throw good money after bad money while the entire rest of the world is imploding.
- bnj 6y agoIt seems like it would be a lot easier to convince people to take that point seriously by funding the post office until after the election and having the discussion then. Funding USPS for the rest of the calendar year is, in relative terms, not that expensive -- so, I would find your argument a lot more credible if you were willing to have the discussion about privatizing it in the new year.