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6. you will care when they are gone

Thu Nov 15, 2012, 07:07 PM

Nov 2012

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Post office reports record loss of $15.9B for year [View all] struggle4progress Nov 2012 OP

Spam deleted by gkhouston (MIR Team) Dubster Nov 2012 #1

good luck trying to get the people trying to kill you, to save you bloomington-lib Nov 2012 #2

I see their service is slower than ever now high density Nov 2012 #4

Who Cares Anymore SoCalMusicLover Nov 2012 #5

you will care when they are gone Skittles Nov 2012 #6

this mac56 Nov 2012 #8

I absolutely agree Owl Nov 2012 #15

I have to wonder Plucketeer Nov 2012 #9

If you're thinking of FedEx and UPS, they now use the USPS csziggy Nov 2012 #22

Over two-thirds of this loss ... earthside Nov 2012 #7

That was not a republican law hack89 Nov 2012 #11

Hey, look everyone: hack89 is back to educate us about the USPS! brentspeak Nov 2012 #12

Every Dem in the Senate voted for pre-payment. Everyone. hack89 Nov 2012 #14

"fewer and fewer Americans actually use the USP..." brentspeak Nov 2012 #16

Why did Dems vote for something they opposed? hack89 Nov 2012 #17

Pre-funding was a GOP inclusion in the bill brentspeak Nov 2012 #18

An inclusion that no Democrat publically opposed or voted against hack89 Nov 2012 #19

I provided examples of Democrats trying to repeal the prefunding brentspeak Nov 2012 #20

My old posts do not make me look stupid hack89 Nov 2012 #23

After all the shit from politicians that I got in the mail this year obxhead Nov 2012 #10

I think this is part of a plan Dyedinthewoolliberal Nov 2012 #24

Consumers will just pay more for deliveries. Puzzledtraveller Nov 2012 #25