The Save the Post Office Coalition, a member organization with over 300 national and state organizations including many retired and active postal workers, had written to the Senate urging member to vote NO and reject the nominations of Jeffrey Brodsky and William Gallo to serve on the United States Postal Service Board of Governors. (The Coalition is not affiliated with the savethepostoffice.com website.) The letter goes on to say:
“These nominees do not have a record of public service and they do not reflect the public interest in protecting the public service mission of the Postal Service, nor are they individuals who are reflective of the postal workforce and the nation. Mr. Brodsky and Mr. Gallo are wealthy businessmen with close ties to President Trump who both come from corporate insider backgrounds. They lack the qualifications needed to lead the nation’s oldest and most cherished public institution. Finally, given the Postal Service’s key role in delivering election mail for voters across the country in rural areas and who have limited mobility or ability to vote in person, and the Trump administration’s unprecedented attacks on election mail, we strongly urge a vote against advancing these nominees.
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