Dec 31
According to The Gateway Pundit, a North Carolina postal worker was sentenced to four years in prison for stealing over $750,000 in U.S. Treasury checks, including tax refunds, Veterans Affairs benefits, and Social Security disability payments. Zerion Marcos Franklin, a government postal worker, was pulled over while driving his private car by a cop in …
Dec 31
Since 2007, the USPS has reported staggering losses exceeding $100 billion. In the last fiscal year alone, the agency hemorrhaged $9.5 billion—a sharp increase from the $6.5 billion loss reported in 2023, as noted by Reuters. See here. The agency enjoys every conceivable advantage in the marketplace. It has a monopoly. It owns and controls …
Dec 10
During a December 2024 hearing before the House Oversight Committee, Congressman Rich McCormick (R-GA) said that the USPS was so untrustworthy that businesses no longer use the government mail service to mail checks. Almost every single business I know that wants to send a check out won’t use the U.S. Postal Service anymore. I won’t use …
Nov 22
Washington, DC. November 2023. Once again, the US Postal Service is reporting massive losses. The Service lost $6.5 billion in the past year. See here. The Postal Service enjoys every possible advantage in the market. It pays no property, income, or corporate taxes. It owns and occupies some of the world’s most valuable and strategic …
Aug 05
The US Postal Service enjoys every advantage in the market; yet it loses billions annually. It owns some of the most valuable and prestigious real estate in America, pays no state or federal property, income, or corporate tax, and has the power of eminent domain. And most significantly, the USPS has a government-enforced monopoly on …
Apr 03
We all remember the puzzling story of USPS contract truck driver Jesse Morgan, who testified under oath that on October 21, 2020 (about 10 days prior to the election), he drove a truck from Bethpage, NY to Lancaster, PA. Several things about Morgan’s trip were suspicious, so at one point Morgan opened his trailer and …
Jan 10
USA TODAY reports that “[a] Florida letter carrier has been arrested for allegedly stealing about 4,000 pieces of mail, mostly greeting cards from a local retirement community.” Miranda Delee Farleigh, 25, allegedly stole cards and letters for months, searching them for money. Farleigh worked as a contract mail carrier for the USPS for six years …
Nov 17
By Roger Roots, J.D., Ph.D., Every trial lawyer knows that leading questions can be used to sculpt and shape a witness’s testimony to conform to the lawyer’s narrative. A leading question is one that leads a witness to an answer, by either suggesting the answer or by substituting the words of the questioner for those …
Nov 06
Article 1, Section 4 of the U.S. Constitution requires that “The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof.” But in 2020, various governors used the covid-19 scare as an excuse to unilaterally upend election laws by having the US Postal Service …
Nov 06
ANOTHER US POSTAL WORKER CHARGED WITH STEALING BALLOTS U.S. Postal employees overwhelmingly support Democratic politicians. During 2016, Postal officials were caught illegally rewarding employees who campaigned for Hillary Clinton. USPS employees are paid too much. The “Service” regularly contracts with regional private carriers who deliver mail for HALF of what USPS employees are paid. Thousands …
