Nope, I asked you about what you wrote at the time, you did then exactly what you're doing now, trying to sidestep the questions. So if you want to keep doing that, with all due respect, **** off.
Actually, I said that Issa and Donahoe are the problem. Harry said that he didn't think that Issa was involved. Issa is the one that started the alleged scandal that wasn't a scandal regarding the post office. The issue was tied to the 2006 law. You said, that he would be the 10th beneficiary and therefore you don't get it. It doesn't count. I mean why the hell would the guy create a scandal that wasn't a scandal if he was the 10th down the line? You can't possibly fathom how it is privatization and not a "business arrangement".
I said to you and provided you links with others that intend to profit.
You said, AND?
It's not the fact that I am not answering you. I have answered you just fine. You understand just fine.
You are perfectly fine with privatization. That is all.
I posted a link of what he has to gain.
Your link said Issa was tenth in line to receive postal union monies if the post office would become defunct. I questioned right after you posted that link how he could be tenth in line to receive anything from the postal union if the post office was defunct because the postal union would't exist in that scenario.
You also skipped right over the post where I said the PO has been privatizing for decades with contract rural carriers, contract trucking companies hauling mail between sorting centers and airline companies also carrying contract mail. I have had nothing but contract carriers where I live for the past 16+ years.
And you're right on one aspect, I have no problem with the privatization of retail PO functions if it allows them to close low performing post offices. I'll site one example, there is a PO ten miles from my house, I have to drive by it to get to my PO, another 7 miles down the same road. I rarely see more than 1 car at that PO at any given time, it should be closed.
You also said nothing once again about the bill I referred you to again.