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We’re talking about USPS potentially running out of cash by early 2027. That’s not a distant problem, that hits carriers, clerks, and anyone in a rural area who depends on their mail showing up.
I know USPS isn’t perfect but walking away from it or letting it collapse isn’t the answer either. There’s real potential here that honestly no private carrier can touch.
The next couple of years are going to be critical. This thing could go a lot of different ways.
If you’ve seen any recent coverage on where things are headed — for workers, operations, the whole picture — drop it below. Would genuinely love to see more people talking about the USPS as a public institution and service. Appreciations to all our Veterans and Lite Blue rockstars!