The supervision of Democrats calls for that Trump quit the unlawful plan to cut back USPS

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House Democrats are close to the majority, but they still do everything they can to face Trump and to sharpen the public for the president's unpopular agenda.

On Saturday, Democrats of the House Oversight Committee sent a letter to Trump, in which he demanded that he give up all illegal systems to dismantle or privatize the USPs.

The Democrats, led by the rank member Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA). wrote partially:

The postal service acts as an independent, self -supporting agency, which is based on its own income, not on the congress to finance the post network.

Your unprecedented and ruthless plan to reduce the postal service as an independent agency would directly undermine the affordability and reliability of the US post system.

This short -sighted effort will not do anything to improve delivery performance or to rely on the postal service on a path of tax sustainability. Instead, it could expose the postal service and the entire mail network in political interference, the shift in the priorities of administrations and the leap of prices. The congress has prescribed a clear and critical mandate for the postal service: to deliver efficient, reliable and universal services to all Americans.

Your reported plans for the postal service would endanger the timely, affordable delivery of life-saving medication, mail-in voting slips, important financial documents and letters from relatives, especially in rural or less profitable areas, to which the private sector refuses. Service.

The plans of the administration also threaten to improve the oversight and pricing of the post office. For example, all interest rate changes must be submitted and approved by the congress and independence regulation commission.

Your plan would endanger the independence and impartial measures of the post office commission and the postal service and possibly allow tariffs, regulation and other measures to prefer certain industries, individuals and regions at the expense of the operational needs of the network and the universal service. We ask you to withdraw all plans immediately to reduce one of the most valued public institutions in our country and maintain the statutory postal services of the postal service.

During his first term as President, Trump tried several times to destabilize, harm and harm the public against the USPS.