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In reply to the discussion: Should protecting the US Postal Service be an issue in the presidential campaign? [View all]RegieRocker
(4,226 posts)4. Yes
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Should protecting the US Postal Service be an issue in the presidential campaign? [View all]
limpyhobbler
Aug 2012
OP
YES! Obama needs to explain exactly how the Bush Administration screwed the post office
Justice wanted
Aug 2012
#2
and that effects a percentage of the population, probuably fed ex or something would take over
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#8
no if you look the question was would it be a good idea as part of the campaign
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#23
I ship my merchandise via USPS every week. Fedex/UPS almost twice the price.
robinlynne
Aug 2012
#68
i loved getting mail.when i wss in but now my friends still in use skype and email.
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#62
do people actually still use it, i ask this in all innocence as i cant remember the last time i used
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#11
therefore it would be an issue for you, i just wonder what the percentage of the country would even
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#13
not sure how they will survive the tech advances, i would never have believed ten years ago
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#19
erm thats the question, there are companys that will bring them to you ie fedex etc
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#32
good point, just wonder if the new generations will feel the same as those who grew up with it.
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#41
actually in the context of the question it is very convincing, as i stated that to me its not an
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#42
The so called funding crisis has been manufactured by the Republicans as an excuse to cut services .
limpyhobbler
Aug 2012
#59
okay so a lot of people have internet, and a lot of them probuably use email rather than snail mail
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#27
You have to concede that the world has not moved on for nearly 2/3rds of people in poverty.
Starry Messenger
Aug 2012
#34
just an opinion. probuably lots of businesses failed due to tech making them obselete
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#66
no this is about self, and the perception of people and the importance of the post office
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#30
Can you agree that while the PO is no longer important TO YOU there are people to whom it is?
Vincardog
Aug 2012
#36
never said it wasnt, just the world is moving on and something like this is personal
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#38
Good I was concerned that you agreed with the GOP and wanted to privatize every good thing
Vincardog
Aug 2012
#70
It is good to keep in mind that at its heart the assault on the post office is an assault on labor.
1-Old-Man
Aug 2012
#14
Absolutely. Stop wall street style disaster capitalism/privatization!
Fire Walk With Me
Aug 2012
#15
yeah i prefer my magazines etc online as well. always accessible and easier to store.
loli phabay
Aug 2012
#63
He can still support the USPS there are bigger issues than Saturday delivery...
limpyhobbler
Aug 2012
#72