So I want to mail a birthday card but I have no stamps. I scoot over to the US PO and wait on line. I get up to the clerk and ask him how much is a stamp for a standard sized birthday card & envelope(that I physically hand him). He goes into 20 questions asking if there are any form of liquids, accelerates, explosives, poisons, bio-hazards etc etc etc in the envelope. It's a fuckin .25 millimeter thick envelope containing a birthday card!!  

is the fed trying to federalize them?

America has become!
 
Every liberty, freedom, assumption of innocence and peace of mind in living that way has been turned upside down and fucked over. No longer do I look at our police as protectors of domestic peace and the innocent. I genuinely fear them now as a fully militarized goon squad of bullies looking to use a broken tail light as probable cause to tear my whole vehicle apart for their sadistic amusement. School children are encouraged by their teachers to bear witness against their own parents. We won the 'Cold War' then adopted everything we loathed about the USSR. Brilliant lawyers no longer defend the wrongly accused; they work as tax planners counseling avarice addled billionaires on tax loopholes, off shore banks and foreign business investments.  

You could have probably bought stamps at a store much closer to you than the post office. :-

...the responsibility to establish and ensure operation of the Postal Service.  Republicans supposedly revere the Constitution and try to adhere to the original intent of the framers.

So how did the Republicans honor the Constitution with regard to the USPS?  In 2006, Congress forced the P.O. to pre-fund 75 years worth of retiree health benefits over a 10 year period.  No other company or organization has to do that.

Do you think Republicans give a damn about retired postal workers?  Hell no - Republicans are trying to destroy the USPS in order to get rid of 575,000 union workers they believe vote Democrat.

1. The USPS's main competition also happens to be union.

And like you mentioned the internet.Who send letters anymore?

UPS is the teamsters, and the PO's #1 competition.

One, people that work today can’t and some don’t want to make decisions

I'm not, but your knowledge of business is lacking.

About people being stupid.

You said, "Article 1, Section 8, Clause 7 of the U.S. Constitution gives Congress the responsibility to establish and ensure operation of the Postal Service."

Well Johnny, I am a business man, it's a small company where all wires and data is done through the Internet, EDI or straight wire. We have rarely replied on any postal carrier service. So from my end the UPS is cumbersome so we moved up with the times.
Now I know you couldn't write any of my reviews because you wouldn't know which end is up or where to start. I can see you fumbling and stumbling your way,so stay with what you know, or what you think you know. Just one question, how does it feel to be the smartest man in the room when you're the only one there

What did your last post have to do with that one?