A group of postal workers striking against proposed cuts to the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) declared a "people's victory" late Saturday after holding a fast for six days.
Feed em Whoppers!
The small group of retired and active letter carriers, calling themselves the Communities and Postal Workers United (CPWU), had staged protests on the National Mall and Capitol Hill this week to raise awareness about proposed legislation that would reduce the USPS delivery week to five days.
“We will not stand by as our beloved postal service is destroyed,” Tom Dodge, a postal worker from Baltimore, said in a statement from the CPWU...
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Of course this six day hunger strike only lasted five days...and ended early for Christmas eve goodies. This is just another example of the entitled government worker complex infecting our whole bloated system.
My sister and brother must be so proud of their public sector "Union Brothers and Sisters".
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It's those damn postal trucks that cost the big bucks.
My grandad was always right...And he drove mule and buggy or an efficient Model T Ford on his mail route!
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