Congress Needs to Act on USPS Reform –Michelson

As of press time, Congress had yet to pass any type of meaningful reform for the U.S. Postal Service (USPS)—unless you consider passing laws to rename a post office after someone noteworthy. Ongoing partisan politics and the inability of Congress to pass legislation on key issues, including postal reform, have led to an average approval rating of just 14 percent for Congressional legislators, according to a recent Gallup poll, and a ranking slightly above car salespeople when it comes to possessing traits such as honesty and high ethical standards.