butters
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why is this man even still IN this job?
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/y...1&cvid=cb039eaec9724a4e8a5f6b44e36cac01&ei=48
the "Delivering for America" modernization plan, which was meant to save the agency when it was announced in 2021 but has only seemed to make it less efficient. And despite expecting to break even by 2023, the USPS has since lost a whopping $18.8 billion in the first three years of the plan, including $6.5 billion last year.
"You don't have months to fix 36 percent of mail being delivered on time," Ossoff countered. "I've got constituents with prescriptions that aren't being delivered. I've got constituents who can't pay their rent and their mortgage. I've got businesses who aren't able to ship products or receive supplies."
DeJoy sought to assure the audience that service would improve in the long run with the changes, DeJoy projecting a 60-day timeline to improve services in the area.
he's not, and we've known this for a long time."You've got weeks, not months, to fix this," Ossoff said. "If you don't fix it, 36 percent on-time delivery, I don't think you're fit for this job."
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/y...1&cvid=cb039eaec9724a4e8a5f6b44e36cac01&ei=48