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GOP Rep. openly mocks Postmaster General mid-hearing for covering his ears during heated exchange

www.ibtimes.com GOP Rep. Openly Mocks Postmaster General Mid-Hearing For Covering His Ears During Heated Exchange

The exchange took place as Georgia Congressman Rich McCormick questioned the postal leader's performance.

GOP Rep. Openly Mocks Postmaster General Mid-Hearing For Covering His Ears During Heated Exchange

Summary

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy faced sharp criticism during a House Oversight Committee hearing over USPS delivery issues, financial troubles, and his leadership.

Rep. Rich McCormick mocked DeJoy for covering his ears during heated exchanges, accusing him of bankrupting the postal system and undermining public trust.

DeJoy defended his performance, citing ongoing efforts to overhaul USPS through a $40 billion plan, including electric vehicles, but admitted regrets and challenges.

Tensions reflect broader frustrations over USPS reforms and the agency’s financial sustainability amid mixed results.

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  • We had 4 years to remove this guy. We didn't.

    • That's not how it works, needs to be removed by the board. Board has to be bipartisan

      • How many members was Biden able to appoint? Points for bipartisan being at the end of your statement, no one was gonna read any further.

        • It's not my idea, it's the rules.

          No more than five governors may be from the same party.

          Appointments are made when vacancies occur or for the remainder of unexpired terms.

          Governors may continue to serve following expiration of their term or until a successor is appointed, but not for more than one year. No member may serve more than two terms as a governor.

          Apparently rules without any teeth though, so yeah Biden should have just broke them like a million other precedents he was to afraid to break.

          • I get where you are coming from but relying on "rules" and "bipartisanship" is a farce. Bad faith actors don't play by the rules therefore they only become a hindrance to those who do.

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