A colleague of ours from Oregon, Ron Wyden, and I and others have introduced legislation modeled after what they do in Oregon when it comes to voting.

We also need to look at the Postal Service's pension obligations.

He is truly a man of singular intelligence, character, integrity, and conviction.

I believe the Postal Service is well positioned to make the decision itself, and I believe the decision should be made by the Postal Service rather than the Congress.

Congress must address this situation, first by finishing the work we began last September and permanently restructuring the Postal Service's retiree health obligation in a way that makes sense.

I am truly confident that he can draw upon his wealth of business knowledge and experience to identify the critical issues affecting the Postal Service.

The Postal Service usually ranks right up around the top. That should be noted and commended.

In this case, I think Oregon could be a State for us to model as a Nation.

This loss comes despite heroic efforts on not just the part of the Postmaster General and his team.

I believe the Postal Service is, too. We need good people in leadership positions.

In my old job as State Treasurer, the State Treasurer's responsibilities included administering fringe benefit programs for State employees.