Post office in trouble?

Could the days of the post office be numbered?

With mil­lions of vehi­cles, that con­sume an unbe­liev­able amount of gaso­line and con­tribut­ing to bil­lions of tons of green­house gas­es, does it make sense that the post office still be the num­ber one con­sumer of pre­ventable spend­ing in the gov­ern­ment?

There is a debate that is going on now about how much of the post office do we real­ly need now, and how much of the post office might be replaced with oth­er more afford­able options.  It is entire­ly pos­si­ble that the post office could sell off one half of its fleet, and reduce its costs, it could reduce the high pay­out of its costs, by reduc­ing the amount of retire­ment pay­ments, (much like the car com­pa­nies have become unsta­ble due to high costs of main­tain­ing non pro­duc­tive mem­bers,)

One thing that is real­ly inter­est­ing is the salary of the post mas­ter gen­er­al, what com­pa­ny do you know of that pays out an alleged over $800,000.00 for what amounts to a CEO, that has man­aged to con­sis­tent­ly loose mon­ey over the last two years, in fact per­haps many years the post office may have been qui­et­ly loos­ing mon­ey to prac­tices that have made the post office not able to sus­tain a prof­itable enter­prise.

What will they do, will they lay off employ­ees, many of which could be said to be receiv­ing ben­e­fits that are cost­ing tax pay­ers Bil­lions of dol­lars.