" LES PREMIERES PRESENCES HUMAINES REMONTENT A ENVIRON 1 MILLION D'ANNEES, ET ELLES N'AVAIENT EVIDEMMENT RIEN DE "FRANCAIS". "
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Donald Trump is closer than ever to taking control of the United States Postal Service, and he is doing it by stacking the USPS Board of Governors with political loyalists and corporate insiders who will carry out his agenda. Right now, there are five open seats on the Board. Trump has put forward four nominees, all aligned with him, which if the Senate confirms them all, this would give Trump effective control over the entire Postal Service’s operations. He could snap his fingers and demand leadership to close post offices, slow the mail, raise prices, and worse. If Trump secures control of the Board, he is free to unleash his privatization plan on to the Postal Service and rip it apart from the inside. This could mean cost-cutting and consolidation directives, and policies that slow or eliminate service for rural communities, seniors, veterans, and small businesses that depend on affordable, reliable mail.
Trump’s nominees are all financiers, dealmakers, and MAGA political donors:
These are not people with a track record of defending universal service, protecting postal workers, or strengthening a public institution that serves every ZIP code in the country. We are organizing aggressively to stop them. The Save the Post Office Coalition is mobilizing supporters nationwide, working alongside postal unions, targeting key Senators, and building the kind of pressure campaign that forces votes to flip and nominations to fail. Postal unions and stakeholders are already raising alarms because these nominees are largely unknown in public service and come from backgrounds centered on corporate restructuring and financial gain, where the focus is on cutting costs, shrinking operations, and maximizing returns rather than protecting a public service that every community depends on. These Trump nominees’ priorities would translate very quickly into real consequences for people who rely on the Postal Service every day. Service will get worse, access will shrink, and corporate interests will gain ground unless there is enough organized pressure to stop these nominees right now. Let’s stop Trump’s nominees and keep the Postal Service in public hands where it belongs. |
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Elon Musk and Donald Trump claimed that DOGE would save taxpayers trillions. What unfolded instead drained tens of billions from public resources, dismantled key government agencies, and unlawfully forced tens of thousands of public servants out of their jobs while critical services faltered. At the same time, it opened the door to sweeping access to peoples’ most sensitive personal data with little transparency and few safeguards. That combination of financial waste, institutional damage, and data exposure demands immediate scrutiny. DOGE stands as the clearest example of a reckless experiment that hurt people, weakened government capacity, and left taxpayers with the bill. Enforcement agencies lost the ability to protect people, federal programs were disrupted, and systems designed to serve the public were thrown into chaos. Serious allegations now point to potential misconduct by DOGE officials, including misuse of sensitive government systems and actions that may have benefited private interests tied to those in power. Congress has the responsibility to investigate what happened and ensure accountability.
The scale of what happened goes far beyond mismanagement. Sensitive data tied to Social Security and other federal systems may have been mishandled or exposed. Federal workers faced intimidation and abrupt terminations tied to political interference. Contracts and grant decisions may have advantaged insiders with direct financial interests. At the same time, cuts and disruptions weakened agencies responsible for disaster response and public health and safety programs, increasing risks for communities across the country. These actions raise serious questions about abuse of power and failures of oversight. Congress must examine every aspect of DOGE’s actions, review contracts tied to insiders, and investigate how data and AI systems were deployed across federal agencies. Thank you for taking action to demand accountability and protect the integrity of our government. -Take On Wall Street.
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