TELL CONGRESS: Trump and his billionaire friends want to privatize the Post Office, destroying a public service for the people so corporations and CEOs can rake in massive profits. We can't let the Trump-Musk regime ruin the USPS. Sign the petition: Don't let Trump privatize and destroy the USPS! Harris, Trump wants to privatize the Post Office, something he tried and failed to do in his first term.1 While Trump's plan to destroy the USPS would be massively profitable for corporations, it would threaten rural communities, Indigenous communities, seniors, veterans, small businesses, and many millions of Americans who rely on affordable, reliable mail service. Trump, Musk, and the "Department of Government Efficiency" (DOGE) have clear goals to destroy public goods for the benefit of billionaires and corporate CEOs. But with bipartisan congressional support for the USPS to improve service and prices for the people, we can save the Post Office from Trump's disastrous plan. So-called "efficiency" and privatization are taking center stage again in the Trump-Musk transition. A top Trump official said private companies are much better than the USPS. He added that the first Trump administration "didn't finish the job" on privatization, "but we should finish it now."2 The USPS is America's lifeline, delivering to every corner of the nation. We cannot let it be picked apart, sold for its parts, and placed into the hands of Wall Street billionaires. Sign the petition: Urge members of Congress to stand against any plan to privatize USPS! Thanks for taking action, Sources:
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Saturday, January 11, 2025
Sign the petition: Trump wants to privatize the Post Office in his 2nd term
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