Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 5:03 pm
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43910155/ns/business-local_business/
I looked up the closure list a couple months ago, and the great majority of the closures were in cities like New York where apparently every other tenement block had its own post office.
But when I hear about little towns like the one in the article losing the only US Government presence it might have, it makes me contemplate how the federal government can be completely bloated, yet still less and less able to provide basic services for citizens.
The bubble is set to pop.
I looked up the closure list a couple months ago, and the great majority of the closures were in cities like New York where apparently every other tenement block had its own post office.
But when I hear about little towns like the one in the article losing the only US Government presence it might have, it makes me contemplate how the federal government can be completely bloated, yet still less and less able to provide basic services for citizens.
The bubble is set to pop.