On the recordJuly 29, 2009
Just let me say this, as somebody who saw a whole city go down, the longer you wait, the greater the damage and the more management is empowered to make the decisions.
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congress.govJust let me say this, as somebody who saw a whole city go down, the longer you wait, the greater the damage and the more management is empowered to make the decisions.
Norton warns about the consequences of delaying decisions regarding the Postal Service.
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