Should The Government IPO The Postal Service?
Coletta asks:
Estimates of total assets of the Postal Service are 500 billion. It owns approx 40,000 buildings. Market value of the Service would be upwards of 800 billion dollars. This could help the government solve the social security and medicare issues.
Estimates of total assets of the Postal Service are 500 billion. It owns approx 40,000 buildings. Market value of the Service would be upwards of 800 billion dollars. This could help the government solve the social security and medicare issues.
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This is an interesting link:www.cato.org/pubs/policy_report/pr-so-po.html
Brilliant!!! Not only would it help solve Medicare and SS issues, it would help the mail service actually deliver mail!!!
I’ve got my own ideas on how to ‘fix’ SS and Medicare. I need to run for office!!!
No.The reason for the surplus is that they’ve boosted the cost of stamps several times in the recent past to update scan and computer technology to aid in tracking people in the Fascist New World Order.The elitists aren’t as dumb as we think they are.Nor are their dupes in the Congress and Senate.http://www.amerikanexpose.com/quotes1.htmlwww.apfn.org/apfn/newworld.htm http://www.inlibertyandfreedom.com/nwo.htm