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If the Postal Service plans to address its losses through hiring A&M, then Congress must be apprised of the nature of the engagement and A&M's recommendations to ensure that USPS service standards do not continue to decline.
It is surprising to me that as you complain about this monetary crisis, you and other USPS executives continue to rake in annual bonus packages and have found plenty of cash to hire these outside consultants like A&M.
Is it your intention simply to ignore statutory oversight? I expect full compliance with my oversight requests immediately.
To date, my office has received no documents in compliance with my June 30 letter.
To me, it's not worth it if it's weak language.
Federal assistance will provide critical support as communities continue repairing essential infrastructure and recovering from these devastating storms.
Now, Jack Smith should be subject to prosecution for lying to Congress.
We lived through Jack Smith, and the chairman has just revealed new revelations, of course, that he was reading text messages.
We do have a responsibility as a public authority to be open to the leaders of parties in the Westminster system. I think that’s fine. I think we must do that.
I do actually think we’re encouraging innovation, so I think we are doing the right thing there.
Whether I would have then said: ‘Well, I think we’d better wait until the investigation is done before we have the meeting’ – I think that would be a judgment we would have taken at the time.
My office plans to appeal the decision to the Missouri Supreme Court.
Joe Biden’s DOJ not only tapped my phone; I just learned they illegally obtained my texts with members of President Trump’s administration," the Missourian fumed.
Missouri must address the revolving door for repeat violent offenders –– and that includes juveniles.
“This effort reflects the very best of our state emergency response teams,” Governor Kehoe said.
Missouri’s first responders once again answered the call with extraordinary bravery, professionalism, and compassion, rescuing hundreds of Missourians from dangerous floodwaters," said Governor Kehoe.