Katie Britt: “It ultimately costs the taxpayer more.”

This is not complicated: if the Postal Service does not meet basic performance metrics, the Postmaster General’s compensation should reflect that.

No reasonable company in the world gives its CEO a bonus after failing to meet multiple performance metrics, and the Postmaster General—who serves the American people—should be no different.

Americans are understandably concerned with the rapid development of AI, and they deserve straight answers.

You know, it’s something obviously the people of Alabama, for the most part, have said that they’re for, and so we’ll look for a pathway to have dialogue about it to sort of hear both sides.