I think that the Postmaster General outlined some of these.
That is a sense of urgency that all of us on this panel need to feel--all of us.
The time to pass legislation has passed and we are beginning now to unscrew lightbulbs from the tree.
We require the Postal Service to do something that I do not know if any other business in America does.
I think that we have been very innovative with the mail, in terms of bridging hard copy and digital.
Senator Carper's bill would require an assessment of the USO.
I look forward to working with our colleagues in the weeks ahead to promptly enact Postal reform legislation.
We cannot afford to be here a year from now discussing how we can dig ourselves out of yet another Postal crisis.
What we really have been doing with the Postal Service is requiring them to maintain this universal network.
It took us in the House a dozen years to see the 2006 law enacted, and we could not have done so without your leadership...
We can do what needs to be done to actually fix the problem.