Let me tell you something, he's pretty afraid. You see, he's backing out of the debate now. He's afraid to stand toe to toe with the vice president.

What the Postal Service is telling them to do is just get the truck out no matter what they know is coming.

There has been nothing convincing in their responses to us that they really have done the kind of due diligence they should do before this decision.

This is drilling down on the details that matter.

They need to be talking to employees. They need to know how long it takes to drive from Manchester, New Hampshire down to Boston at the height of rush hour.

In some States, those ballots have to be delivered in a timely way to ensure that they arrive on time and that these votes count.

I am the last Vietnam Veteran serving in the U.S. Senate, and kind of relates to my great affection and interest in the postal issues.

People like JD Vance know nothing about small- town America.

JD Vance is a phony. He's fake. The problem with JD Vance is he has no conviction. But I guess his running mate has 34.

She's an outstanding vice president.

People ask me what I am proudest of in my life, and I always say, raising three boys, with a big assist from their mom.

For too long, the seats have not been filled, and not been filled properly.

I think the greatest way that the Commission can have an impact on that is probably through our rate-making authority.

We will do it again. Maybe the next time we will actually make it to Columbia.

I felt forever that there's actually revenues opportunities for the Postal Service through vote by mail.

This is the vice president's 15th trip to the most military and veteran friendly state in the country.

I continue to have concerns about any future plans to move operations from Manchester to Boston.

What can the Commission do to help ensure that the Postal Service is prepared to deliver mail-in ballots in a timely manner?