Postal Union Endorses Biden Candidacy as ‘Survival’ of USPS at Stake
The 300,000-member National Association of Letter Carriers said on Friday that the union’s executive council had endorsed Democrat Joe Biden for president, warning “the very survival” of the U.S. Postal Service is at…

The 300,000-member National Association of Letter Carriers said on Friday that the union’s executive council had endorsed Democrat Joe Biden for president, warning “the very survival” of the U.S. Postal Service is at stake.
The union criticized Republican President Donald Trump and his administration for refusing “to provide the necessary financial relief that would strengthen the agency during this pandemic.”
Trump’s campaign did not immediately comment.
The union called Biden “a fierce ally and defender” of the Postal Service. The union also said Senator Kamala Harris, Biden’s vice presidential pick, has “staunchly defended maintaining a healthy, financially stable Postal Service.”
Democrats have seized on changes made by new Postmaster Genera Louis DeJoy, a Trump supporter, that they say has led to a dramatic increase in delayed and undelivered mail.
“The President, his cronies and Republicans in Congress continue to wage their all-out assault on the Postal Service



