The Postal Service belongs to the people, not corporations.
Donald Trump and his billionaire allies are pushing a plan to privatize the USPS.
This scheme would turn over one of our most essential public services to corporations that care more about profit than people.
That would mean higher costs, slower service, and eliminated routes for rural communities. And it would mean the loss of middle-class jobs for hundreds of thousands of postal workers nationwide. Nearly 1,000 of my neighbors in Delaware would be at risk.
The USPS isn’t a business. It’s a constitutional promise built to serve the public good — delivering prescriptions to seniors, paychecks to workers, and ballots to voters.
We should be strengthening the Postal Service, not selling it to the highest bidder. That’s why I stood on the House floor this week to speak out against Trump’s reckless plan. Now, I’m asking you to stand with me:
Will you add your name to send a powerful message that the USPS is not for sale?
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Thank you,
Sarah McBride
