Eric Wattree

The time has come for postal employees to flex their political muscle.

[Editor’s Note: One in a series of investigative reports of employees’ internal complaints at a branch of the U,S. Post Office.]

As a government agency the U. S. Postal Service should be at the forefront of the fight to protect employee rights.

I've received a huge response from unions, managers (active and retired), and postal workers from all over the country regarding my March 24 article on post office corruption and employee abuse (“A Thief Is a Thief — Even When They Work for the Government”) that I need the time to sort through all of my email and documentation. (Milton Allimadi of the Black Star News asked me if I had a staff to help me with the task. I could only laugh).

This started as a letter to Inspector General David C. Williams of the U. S. Postal Service.

Many observers have found quite curious Liz and Dick Cheney's fervent crusade to ensure that President Obama define terrorists as “enemy combatants,” and the fight against terrorism as a “war” on terrorism.

I undoubtedly do not have the information or the wisdom to question the vast majority of your presidential decisions.

He is at it again, people.

The time is past due for America to start connecting the dots regarding our political establishment.

It has been suggested more than once that the only reason I’m so passionate about having the Bush administration charged with war crimes is because I’m a liberal, and therefore, harbor deep-seated hatred for George Bush.