Postal Powers in the United States

Postal Powers in the Legislative Process

The Congress’s power, established in Article I, Section 8, Clause 7 of the Constitution, to organize a national postal service. As hard as it may be to believe today, for much of the first century of the nation’s existence, the post office was one of the largest and most important functions of government.

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