Well, but what they are--I guess the point I am trying to make is, right now, the cost to have your business is a half-a-billion dollar loss.

the Post Office has to continue to be able to trim its costs in a way that is both ethical and proper; it has to figure out how to achieve greater revenues; and, finally, the third option--which is not an option--is to have the taxpayers…

I am a big buyer of cards. When I go in a place, I buy them.

Dr. Coburn said that could easily be added to the bill and I appreciate the element.

So why would not somebody who is going to send 50 greeting cards this Christmas buy a Forever stamp?

Do you know of any business in the world that could be successful in negotiating their labor contracts when they, in fact, cannot consider their financial health when they negotiate their labor contracts?

Senator Carper and I agree on a lot of things in this bill.

What Senator Carper and I are trying to do is balance both the pricing and the cost.

It is not just the Postal Service that is wrestling with health care costs, right?

All right. Thank you very much.

Your injured workers have tripled, with third-party billing and medication.