GA HR1133

Celebrates the 250th anniversary of the United States Postal Service, founded in 1775 under Benjamin Franklin as the first Postmaster General

Recognizes USPS's constitutional mandate to provide reliable, secure, and universal mail delivery to all Americans regardless of geography or economic status

Acknowledges the more than 630,000 postal employees nationwide, including thousands in Georgia, who deliver prescriptions, election ballots, and business correspondence

Opposes proposals to privatize, weaken, or dismantle the Postal Service, citing threats to affordability and accessibility in rural and underserved areas of Georgia

Reaffirms support for USPS as a self-sustaining, constitutionally authorized public institution that must remain affordable, accessible, and accountable to all