Donald Trump V Ben Franklin and the United States Postal Service
America had a postal service before the constitution was ratified…
Benjamin Franklin was elected to head a committee to establish a postal system within the 13 colonies. In July, 1775 he was appointed Postmaster General. The establishment of this organization represents the basis of what became the United States Postal Service.
——Wikipedia
Article I, Section 8, Clause 7 of the United States Constitution, known as the Postal Clause or the Postal Power, empowers Congress “To establish Post Offices and Post Roads”.
The Constitution was ratified on June 21, 1788.
What Trump is doing to the United States Postal Service is:
Unconstitutional
Illegal
Unethical
Undemocratic
Un-American
Unacceptable
Improper
Immoral and
Impeachable
08/13/2020 @ 9:40 am
Oh, just like everything else he does
08/13/2020 @ 10:00 am
@Koshersalaami;
This is not quite like everything else he does…
The simple fact is that deconstruction of the United States Postal Service presents the clearest and most immediate danger to American Democracy and the Democratic process to date…
This election, more so than any other in modern history, will be determined by postal balloting…
Killing the Post Office can irrevocably skew the election results…
Trump is “rigging” the election even as he accuses the Democrats of doing so…
08/14/2020 @ 4:39 pm
Problem of the United States (POTUS) strove for Camelot, was abashed/astonished by his win, finally culminating that tailspin paramount pivot toward implosion demise at Helsinki with VP.
Simply focus on the oligarchs’ retinas, smirks and tug-of-war handshake.
Our kind-a-blue impassioned legion, walking wounded, convinced eons ago that FREEDOM (amidst other mysteries without any clues) is the legitimate paradigm of TRUTH & JUSTICE.
Record turnout well on its way! Staging a Biden /+\ Harris victory is not an impossible dream; it is the way
of the world, an inevitable VOTE avalanche of righteous LIBERTY!
My wish is that Joe Biden + Kamala Harris would appear in MKE’s zip code 53206 with sleeves rolled up
as cherished (indelible) reflection of Robert F. Kennedy’s tour of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, NY.
And let us not overlook for (peat-moss sake!) other battleground venues.