USPS Changes course

Postal service delays spark fear

The federal lawsuit that will mes reports --- oregon u-s senator ron wyden was in ashland today speaking about the importance of not removing funding from the postal service.

Senator wyden's message was simple today --- between now and the time of the election its all about democracy and making sure we get things done correctly especially in the middle of a pandemic on the streets of downtown ashland ---- "they wake up 7 days a week ready to deliver" jeremy schilling speaking hand and hand with senator ron wyden "this is discouraging people from voting" all in an affort to not remove funding from the postal service.

"today is part of an effort to drive home every single day between now and election day that what's a stake is democracy" schilling knows first hand what its like to work for the usps "my day is very much more mellow than the average postal worker" he has worked for the post office for the last 7 years and is now apart of the american postal workers union "the postal workers are ready to do what we do.

We have what we need to do it.

If the feds want to give us more money, we would be happy to take it but we can get our job done" today the postmaster general is now holding off on some major changes to the post office "we ask congress to help us to remove that legislation" and it seems like schilling and the rest of the postal service workers got their wish "we can expand our services we can offer postal banking" now only time will tell "when this election comes every postal worker in the united state will be ready to deliver for america" what happens between now