So in a case where they submit their claim to Mr. Feinberg's folks for like, say, $200, they got $100, but they are not satisfied. So they come to you for the second $100? Is that right?

We urge you to reject this proposal as well.

You could not pick a better State to emulate. It is actually a State that works.

In adversity lies opportunity.

to the extent that we can better identify services that logically could be provided at post offices in order to add to the bottom line at the Postal Service, that would be our preference.

I propose in my legislation that the Postal Service be freed to better capitalize on the value of this network by experimenting with products and experimenting with services not directly related to the mail.

The real challenge is to grow revenues, especially in a down economy, which I think is actually starting to get better.

The Postal Service has done an admirable job in cutting costs and streamlining operations and reducing its workforce through attrition.

I do not want us to be sitting here 8 months from now, 9 months from now, 10 months from now trying to figure out what we are going to do.

we have to lead by example.

I am not an advocate of eliminating Saturday delivery.