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USPS privatization efforts protested

Summary by Muscatine Journal

A sea of red T-shirts with accompanying signs occupied several blocks of Avenue of the Cities in Moline on Sunday as people took to the sidewalks to protest the privatization of the post office.

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Common Dreams

Postal Workers Unions Ready to 'Fight Like Hell' Against Trump-Musk Attack on USPS

"The public Postal Service is a democratic right, and we won't back down in defending it...Together, we say: The U.S. Mail Is Not For Sale!" said the American Postal Workers Union.

7 days ago·United States

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Muscatine Journal

USPS privatization efforts protested

A sea of red T-shirts with accompanying signs occupied several blocks of Avenue of the Cities in Moline on Sunday as people took to the sidewalks to protest the privatization of the post office.

8 days ago

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News and Tribune

Local mail carriers to rally against potential USPS changes

SOUTHERN INDIANA — Southern Indiana mail carriers will gather for a rally against proposed changes to the United States Postal Service.

8 days ago

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The Stand

Letter carriers fight for contract, against privatization

Amidst fears of Trump administration attacks on the U.S. Postal Service, NALC letter carriers are calling on supporters to join them as they rally to defend USPS and secure a fair contract SEATTLE, WA (March 11, 2025) — National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 79 will rally on March 23 as letter carriers across the U.S. mobilize against […] The post Letter carriers fight for contract, against privatization appeared first on The STAND.

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Decatur Tribune

Budzinski Leads 159 Members in Letter to President Trump on USPS Privatization

Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski (IL-13) led 159 members of Congress in a letter to President Trump expressing concern over his proposal to fire the United States Postal Service’s (USPS) Board of Governors and merge the Postal Service into the Department of Commerce. The members write, “Any attempts to privatize the Postal Service would be a betrayal to the more than 640,000 postal employ…

8 days ago·Decatur, United States

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