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April 27, 2013

How To Keep ‘Public’ And ‘Service’ In Our Public Postal Service

By Jim Hightower

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BY JIM HIGHTOWER Journalism, which is supposed to help make sense of our turbulent world, can’t seem to make sense of itself. In addition to “news” [which involves reporting on stuff that’s real] we’re now getting “fake news” [stuff that’s completely made up]. But wait – the barons of corporate news are adding to today’s […]

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