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13. No they were not.

Sun Feb 17, 2013, 08:44 PM

Feb 2013

As I pointed out they DID NOT PAY the pre-funding requirement last year or the year before. Yet they still lost money. They lost 25 million every day or 9.1 billion for the year. Pre-funding has nothing to do with this. http://www.chron.com/news/politics/article/Post-office-will-miss-5-5-billion-pension-payment-3750170.php

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Do The American People Really Support 5 Day Delivery? Hint: Not As Much As They Say [View all] Omaha Steve Feb 2013 OP

Not really true. former9thward Feb 2013 #5

THE USPS NHLabor Feb 2013 #7

No that is not it. former9thward Feb 2013 #10

Without the pre funding obligation NHLabor Feb 2013 #12

No they were not. former9thward Feb 2013 #13

Common trick questioning... OneMoreDemocrat Feb 2013 #2

Losing SAT Delivery NHLabor Feb 2013 #8

Okay - he's not even making sense with himself. enlightenment Feb 2013 #3

Great, NHLabor Feb 2013 #9

Okay. enlightenment Feb 2013 #11