Use of Presdential Power for Political Purposes

Just more Larry facts.

But since your interested in Jeff Bezos and his various business interest. Perhaps you would like to explain why his hobby horse newspaper is running articles against re-opening the economy while his business Amazon is ordering warehouse workers back to work. Any comment from the psuedo-intellectual?

Why isn't the president demanding that other companies that use the mail services, like for example, Mike Lindell of My Pillow? Don't Republican packages cost the Postal Service as much to ship as Democratic ones? This is such a blatant politically motivated act, that a normal Attorney General would launch a corrupption investigation.

Speaking of "blatantly motivated political acts", a baker in Colorado would like to point out your glaring hypocrisy on the topic.

Yeah, My Pillow is totally on the same page as Amazon in terms of shipping products. That's why I always see Mike Lindells name right to Jeff Bezos' as the world's richest man. That's brilliant, Larry.

Further, before Bezos' bought the Post, liberals at that outlet and others used to regularly Amazon's corporate welfare of multiple things like evading taxes through a corporate entity in Luxembourg and of cours the post office.

And just like that, liberals supported corporate welfare

Donald Trump
And that is why we elected him. To look after the interests of the people, not Jeff Bezos and Amazon.

If he said to raise the rates for everyone, that woud be looking after the interests of all of the people. And, I would support that demand 100%. If you are losing money and have a lock on customers, that would be the responsible thting to do. But, to let any president single out a person or business too punish with the power of his office,, sets a dangerous precedent. I am sorry that you trolls are so blind that you no longer care aboout right and wrong, only "winning." That is why I ignore you guys most of the time, these days.

Now you're just being an ass.

you mean the billion$ deficit usps?