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Here’s something that should come as no surprise — 88 percent of Americans hold a favorable opinion of the United States Postal Service (USPS). After all, there are few things more essential than mail delivery, and postal workers not only do a great job, but the service is delivered at a low cost to the public while reaching every community in the country, no matter how small. Yet despite being held in such high regard, the post office doesn’t get much respect from lawmakers. Since 1970, when the Post Office Department was reorganized into the modern-day USPS, the agency has seen its subsidies slowly whittled away. It is now expected to fully cover its operating costs, forcing it to function more and more like a private business than a public service. USPS was already struggling from the internet-induced drop in mail and Amazon’s decision to deliver a greater share of its orders with low-paid contractors. But with the impact of COVID-19 on mail volumes, USPS is facing an even more uncertain future. While the House was prepared to give USPS $25 billion in assistance in its COVID-19 stimulus package, President Donald Trump personally nixed any such support. The post office could be bankrupt as soon as June. We can’t allow such a vital institution to go under or succumb to privatization. The post office plays an essential role beyond mail delivery, dropping off over a billion prescription drugs every year and playing a key part in national emergency planning. Its connection to every city and town across the country also puts it in a unique position to act as the foundation for a socialist transition by promoting public ownership, worker control, and decommodification of more sectors of the economy, including – for a start — banking, telecommunications, and software development. We should fight to save the post office – and extend its logic of public service and democracy into more precincts of the economy.

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 Here ’s something that should come as no surprise — 88 percent of Americans halt a favorable opinion of the United States Postal Service (USPS). After all, there are few thing more essential than mail delivery, and postal workers not only serve a great job, but the service is delivered at a low cost to the public while reaching every community in the country, no matter how minor. Yet despite being held in such high gaze, the mail office does n’t get much deference from lawgiver. Since 1970, when the Post Office Department was reorganized into the modern - day USPS, the representation has seen its subsidies slowly whittled away. It is now expected to fully cover its operating costs, forcing it to serve more and more like a private commercial enterprise than a public service. USPS was already struggling from the internet - induced drop in mail and Amazon ’s decisiveness to deliver a greater share of its orders with low - paid contractors. But with the impact of COVID-19 on mail volumes, USPS is face an even more uncertain future. While the House was prepared to give USPS $ 25 billion in assistance in its COVID-19 stimulus software, President Donald Trump personally nixed any such support. The post office could be bankrupt equally soon as June. We ca n’t allow such a vital institution to belong under or succumb to denationalization. The post office plays an substantive role beyond mail delivery, dropping off over a billion prescription drug every year and playing a cardinal part in national emergency planning. Its joining to every city and town across the country also put it in a unique position to act as the foundation for a socialist transition by promote public possession, worker control, and decommodification of more sectors of the economy, including – for a start — banking, telecommunications, and software development. We should fight to salvage the post office – and extend its logic of public serve and democracy into more precincts of the economy. 

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Tag s: equipm en t  Our n e w issue , “A fter  Bernie,” is outn ow .  Our questions  are s im p le : wha t d id Bernieac compl i sh, why di d h e f a il, what is h is legacy,a ndhow sh ou ldw e cont inueth e  st ruggle fordemo cratic so cialis m ? Get a discoun ted pr int  su bscr i pt io n t od a y!He re’ s  so methingth at  shou ld c o m e as n o s urpr ise —  88 percent o f A meri c ans  hold  a fa vora bl e opi nion o f the  U nited States Po stal  Service(US PS ).Af ter a l l, the reare  few th ings mo r e e ss e n t ia l than mail delive ry , an d postal  worke r sno t  only do  a  gr eatj o b, bu t th e  s ervice i s deli v er ed  at a l ow  costto  th e p ublic whil e reac hing eve ry co m munity in thec ountry, no ma t te r ho w  sma ll.  Yet despit e be i ng h eldi nsuc h  high  rega rd ,  t h e post office doesn ’t  get m uch r espect from l awmakers.S i n ce 1970,  whe n  t h e Post OfficeDepar tment wasr eorganiz ed in to the m odern-day U SPS, the  ag enc y h ass e en  its subsidie s slow ly  whittl edaway. I t i s n owexp ec ted to fu lly cove rit sop era tingc osts, fo rc ing  i t t o fun c tion m ore a nd m or el ike  a priv a te b usin es sthan  apu blicserv i ce.  USPS w as alread y s t rugg li ng  from t he internet-i nd uced dropin  ma il and A mazon’sdecision to deliver a g r eater s har e ofitsorders wi thlow-pa idc ontrac tors.But w it h t h e  impa c t  o f C OV ID-19 on m a i l v olume s,  USP S is fa cing an even moreu nce rtain future.  Wh ilet h eHou s ew aspr e par e d  to give USPS $ 25 billion  i n  a ssistancei n i ts  COVID- 19 stim ulusp ackage,  Presiden t DonaldTr umpp e rso nally nixe d any su ch suppor t . The po st of fic e coul dbebankr upt as soo n asJune.We  can’t  allo wsuch a v ital institution to gounderor su ccu mb to pri vat i zat ion. Thepost  office pl ays  an  esse nti a l rol e be y on d m a il de live r y, droppi n goff o ve r a billion p r esc ripti ond rugs e very  year and playing a key part innati o n aleme r genc yplanning. Itscon ne c t ion to e ve ry city and  town ac ro s s the  count ry als o putsi t  i n  a uni quepos ition toact  a s  the fo un da t ion fo r aso cialis t tran s itio n by promoting pub lic o w n ershi p , w orker  c ontrol, anddecommodif ication ofmore s ecto rs of  the ec on omy, i ncl ud ing – fora  start —banki ng, tel ec ommu nic ations , an d softw arede vel opment. W e sh o ul df igh t to  save  t he p ost offic e  – and e xte n d its l og ico f  publi c  s e r vice and d emo cracy i nto more p r ecin c ts of th e econ omy.
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Seleris_the Magician_used to put one_hand in_his_pocket while_doing_conjuring tricks with_his other hand._Due to his Bag_of Holding and_other_magical trinkets, he developed a great reputation as a wizard without ever learning a_single_spell.

Tags: equipment_Our_new_issue, “After Bernie,” is out_now. Our questions are simple:_what did_Bernie accomplish, why did he fail, what is_his_legacy, and how_should we continue the struggle for democratic socialism? Get_a discounted print subscription today!

Here’s something_that should come_as_no_surprise — 88 percent_of Americans hold a favorable opinion_of the United States Postal Service_(USPS). After all, there are few things_more essential than mail delivery, and_postal workers not only do_a great_job, but the service is_delivered at a_low cost_to the public_while reaching every community in the_country, no matter_how small. Yet despite being held_in_such high regard,_the_post_office doesn’t_get much respect_from_lawmakers. Since_1970,_when the Post Office Department was_reorganized_into the modern-day USPS, the agency has_seen its subsidies slowly_whittled_away. It is now_expected to fully cover its_operating costs, forcing it to function_more and_more like_a private business than a public service. USPS was already struggling_from the internet-induced drop in mail_and Amazon’s decision to_deliver a_greater_share of its_orders_with low-paid_contractors. But with the impact of COVID-19_on mail_volumes, USPS is facing an even_more uncertain future. While_the_House was prepared to give USPS_$25 billion in assistance in its_COVID-19 stimulus package, President Donald_Trump_personally_nixed any such support. The_post office could be bankrupt as_soon as June._We can’t allow such a vital institution_to_go under or succumb to privatization._The_post office plays an essential role_beyond_mail_delivery, dropping off over a_billion prescription drugs every year and_playing a key part in national emergency planning. Its_connection to every_city and town across the_country_also_puts it in a unique position to act as the_foundation for_a socialist transition_by promoting public ownership, worker control, and decommodification of more_sectors of the economy, including – for_a start — banking, telecommunications, and software development. We should fight_to save the post office – and extend_its logic of public service and democracy_into more precincts of_the_economy.

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