Columbus is one of 3600 small facilities that faced closure.
By:
Mary Potter (revised 5/30/12)
(Columbus,KY– May 10, 2012) - ...The idea to convert the USPS into some quasi-governmental agency is lost in the mists of Congressional history. Somewhere along the way, Congress decided that mail should not be a right of Americans, but a self supporting business that must not cost the taxpayers a dime to remain in existence.
Old Ben Franklin, leader, lover, entrepreneur businessman, and father of the postal service should have done a double back flip and arose from the dead zombie like to choke the life out of this very bad idea...
