The far right won office and made it manifest. Just like they complain on government inefficiency and that it can never accomplish anything while explicitly making those things worse while in power to prove their point.
USPS has always been the poster child for efficient and effective government agencies. Despite claims otherwise, the agency still manages to deliver letters and other postage to areas private industry like FedEx, UPS, et. al. would never touch.
Unfortunately, over the years, Republican Congresses and Presidents have repeatedly attempted to sabotage the agency. Some recent(-ish) examples:
* The 2006 Postal Accountability and Enhancement Act, which required USPS to create a fund to pay the cost of post-retirement health care costs 75 years into the future.
* The Republican-appointed postmaster general Louis DeJoy overseeing the removal of 711 sorting machines as well as a number of public mailboxes in the lead-up to the 2020 election, which, due to Covid, was expected to have larger-than-normal use of mail-in ballots. Not only did it cause significant concern regarding mail-in ballots, but it also resulted in significant delays and backlogs in general mail delivery.
> Yes possibly so I'd have to see the evidence for that,…
Then?
Assume I am ignorant to the context of this conversation if need be. What were you referencing when you made your claim to needing evidence?
> Yes possibly so I'd have to see the evidence for that,…
And then in your next comment
> Oh no, I don't need evidence…
You are being contradictory
> Yes possibly so I'd have to see the evidence for [thing A]
> Oh no, I don't need evidence [for thing B]
I hope this clears everything up for you. Let me know if you're struggling with anything else and I'll try to dumb it down for you even more.