File:Trump vs. The Post office, The USPS⁄Postal Service Struggles, Explained.webm
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English: The US Postal Service is struggling and the question is how to fix it. Trump’s new Postmaster general is proposing cuts that are leading to delivery delays. Mnuchin is proposing renegotiating last mile delivery contracts with major shippers to raise prices. Liberals are proposing new features that will open up different revenue streams or reincorporating the Post Office into the federal government’s budgeting. Here’s what’s happening. |
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| Author | That's All I Have To Say About That |
| Social network tags | YouTube Tags: comedy politics news Stephen Mackey That's All That's All I Have to Say About That postal service postal audit post office audit post office john oliver usps john oliver usps audit usps bailout mail in voting postal service bailout postal service john oliver postal service news us postal service us postal service john oliver trump postal service video.
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| Genre | News & Politics |
| Family Friendly | True |
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