Can Democrats Make Peace With Their Favorite Trump-Era Villain?

The Atlantic

April 21, 2021

For democrats starving for a villain in post-Trump Washington, Louis DeJoy seemed like an ideal candidate for the role. As postmaster general, he’s the most powerful holdover from the previous administration—a Trump campaign donor and logistics executive hired to run the cash-strapped U.S....

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Why It’s Cheaper to Ship Goods From Beijing Than New Jersey

The Atlantic

October 24, 2018

Last week, President Donald Trump declared his intention to exit a 144-year-old international postal agreement known as the Universal Postal Union. If he follows through, Trump will be helping the American small businesses that so many politicians woo on the campaign trail,...

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