A recent photo captured the efficiency of the federal bureaucracy as it relates to its "management" of the postal service:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiNEG5psBEWly-HllVmY9wWu_kEBjPFllFrXkMtx-725gRz0HpEiirF97Es1Xof_BbCtsPc_59gjROVFOFd4SR4fCrI_lqS2j_XKMote-0Bt9irMQ3mPmn50a4ki8Q11CJjwboA/s1600/100825-corona.jpg)
But don't worry, rubes: even though the feds can't seem to manage mail delivery, rest assured they can orchestrate the entire health care system. After all, it's only one-sixth of the whole frickin' economy.
True, Democrats may be incompetent... but you've got to give them this: they're exciting!
Via: FailBlog and Instapundit.
4 comments:
I don't know... the bottle looks more like a fifth of Monarch to me. That would be a sign of a serious drinking problem on civil servant pay. That would also explain the recreational attitude some Post employees have about delivering the mail.
Could be worse - there could have been a sleeping postman in there (damn...I'm giving them ideas..._
That's not a 'mailbox' in the sense of being a 'collection box' for the public to drop their letters into for pickup.
We (I'm a retired mailman) called this thing a 'relay box' and is used by the letter carrier for storage of mail bags (empty and full), rain gear and other stuff.
I never used one for a wet bar but I remember that a fellow carrier (who didn't have a jeep) would sometimes sit in there and eat his lunch.
FYI :)
600k employees, what's a billion a month,
versus
787 billion dollar stimulus, for 3 million saved or created?
or 44 billion for 250k union employees?
(I'm biased...we have the hottest postal chicks in the country, in my town.)
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