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Senator Roger Marshall, a member of the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee, has expressed concerns over the delays in mail service reported by Johnson County residents. In a letter addressed to U.S. Postmaster General DeJoy, Senator Marshall demands answers for these delays and shares the frustration of constituents who have contacted his office regarding the U.S. Postal Service's consistent failure to meet its own performance goals.

"As your voice in the U.S. Senate, it's my duty to ensure federal programs, including the U.S. Postal Service, serve the interests of all Kansans," said Senator Marshall. "Since joining Congress, I've emphasized the importance of maintaining six-day-a-week mail service while putting the agency on a path of long-term fiscal sustainability. Currently, the USPS is not meeting its obligations and is falling far short of its own goals and objectives. My goal is to get answers, demand accountability, and fight for Kansans who have been impacted by these failures."

Senator Marshall, as a member of the committee overseeing the Postal Service, is committed to obtaining answers to address the frustrations voiced by constituents. He aims to hold the USPS accountable for their shortcomings and ensure that the interests of Kansans are served.

The letter sent to Postmaster General DeJoy highlights the urgency of the situation and emphasizes the need for immediate action to rectify the ongoing issues. Senator Marshall's focus is on obtaining answers and demanding accountability from the USPS for their failure to meet their own performance goals.

The frustrations expressed by Johnson County residents and other constituents have prompted Senator Marshall to take a stand and fight for those who have been impacted by the failures of the USPS. The delays in mail service have caused inconvenience and frustration, and it is essential that the Postal Service takes immediate steps to address these concerns.

Senator Marshall's commitment to the people of Kansas is evident in his efforts to ensure that federal programs, such as the U.S. Postal Service, fulfill their obligations and meet the needs of the community. By demanding answers and holding the USPS accountable, Senator Marshall is determined to address the ongoing failures and advocate for the interests of Kansans.

The full text of the letter can be found [HERE](link).

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