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gab13by13

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13. I may be wrong about this

Mon Nov 29, 2021, 04:21 PM

Nov 2021

but the article I posted a link for claims that Bloom's term expired in 2020.

"Trump-appointed Democrat Ron Bloom is a vocal DeJoy supporter who has said the 10 year plan has his fingerprints all over it, and he has backed DeJoy’s leadership explicitly. Since he was appointed to serve out the remainder of a term ending in 2020, he is currently in a holdover year — meaning that President Biden can easily nominate a new forward-looking governor at any point."

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Are we stuck with Postmaster DeJoy? [View all] gab13by13 Nov 2021 OP

No, see... PoliticAverse Nov 2021 #1

We have to wait SoCalNative Nov 2021 #2

Not soon enough to stop people complaining about Biden not doing anything AZSkiffyGeek Nov 2021 #3

A lot of that kind of stuff going around DU. I have seem some humdinger comments along with eyebrow ShazamIam Nov 2021 #8

I had no idea there was another post, gab13by13 Nov 2021 #12

I apologize Geek, gab13by13 Nov 2021 #17

Likewise AZSkiffyGeek Nov 2021 #18

Cockroaches are more intelligent than one would expect... DSandra Nov 2021 #4

A few weeks back, there was another article like this one FoxNewsSucks Nov 2021 #5

Any board member could have been removed "FOR CAUSE" Grasswire2 Nov 2021 #11

I may be wrong about this gab13by13 Nov 2021 #13

Do new appointees require Senate approval? LastLiberal in PalmSprings Nov 2021 #6

yes they do Celerity Nov 2021 #10

three already have Senate confirmation Grasswire2 Nov 2021 #15

Biden cannot do anything until December. secondwind Nov 2021 #7

Board Chairman Ron Bloom has to go first. His term is up Dec. 8. Grasswire2 Nov 2021 #9

Thank you for the clarification, gab13by13 Nov 2021 #14

Here is the actual law for USPS Board of Governors. Grasswire2 Nov 2021 #16