How the U.S. Postal Service Became a Pillar of American Sovereignty—And Why Its Future Is at Risk

The United States Postal Service (USPS), turning 250 this year, stands as one of the few government institutions still faithfully serving nearly every American daily, regardless of storms, snow, or darkness. Yet this indispensable agency—born months before America declared independence—now faces unprecedented financial and operational threats that echo deeper failures in Washington's stewardship and understanding of national priorities.Why Has the USPS Been So Vital to America’s Freedom and Unity?Benjamin Franklin, our nation’s first postmaster general appointed by the Continental Congress in 1775, understood that communication was not just a convenience but a necessity for forging liberty and national sovereignty. The...