How the Postal Service Helped Stamp Identity on America – and Continues to Deliver a Common Bond Today

They view the USPS as a vital civic institution – one that despite a crisis brought on by massive debts and falling revenue continues to reliably deliver medicine, communications and absentee ballots that allow Americans to vote safely during the coronavirus pandemic.

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