Summary

Donald Trump is considering privatizing the US Postal Service due to its financial losses, a move that could disrupt shipping and push hundreds of thousands of federal workers out of government.

Citing the USPS’s financial losses, Trump argued the agency should not rely on government subsidies.

While his specific privatization plans remain unclear, Trump previously clashed with the USPS during his first term, attempting to shift control of key functions like labor relations and rate-setting to the Treasury Department.

This move could significantly alter the structure and operations of the USPS if implemented.

  • @[email protected]
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    464 days ago

    You’re going to have to get with the times. Everything has to make money or it’s scrapped including us.

          • @[email protected]
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            34 days ago

            I just need to know if it’s '80s wrestler, clergyman, or motorcycle club, I don’t really mind in any case I just need to know what voice to read it in…

            • @[email protected]
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              24 days ago

              Hmm of those choices I’m going with motorcycle club. It’s the closest for sure.

              I can probably pull off 80s wrestler in a pinch.

    • @[email protected]
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      114 days ago

      I’m no economist but at some point doesn’t that fall apart? If everything needs to be generating then aren’t we creating a vacuum at the bottom or whatever? Money has to come in and go out equally in the end, no?

      • ℍ𝕂-𝟞𝟝
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        4 days ago

        It does, and that’s manifested in increasing labour requirements, and consumer spending.

        The US solves it by using slaves and debt.

      • AgentOrangesicle
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        94 days ago

        Huh…

        Maybe if we just don’t think about that, things will turn out perfectly fine.