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Postal power

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A quick definition of Postal power:

Postal power: This is a power given to Congress in the United States Constitution. It allows Congress to create post offices and roads for delivering mail. This means that the government can make sure that people can send and receive letters and packages easily and efficiently.

A more thorough explanation:

Postal power is a term used to describe the power given to Congress under Article I, Section 8, Clause 4 of the United States Constitution. This power allows Congress to establish Post Offices and Post Roads.

For example, the United States Postal Service (USPS) is a government agency that was established by Congress to provide mail delivery services to the American people. The USPS operates post offices and delivers mail to homes and businesses across the country.

Another example of postal power is the creation of post roads. These are roads that are designated by Congress for the transportation of mail. This allows for efficient and timely delivery of mail to all parts of the country.

Overall, postal power is an important aspect of the federal government's responsibility to provide essential services to the American people. It ensures that mail delivery is reliable and accessible to everyone, no matter where they live.

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9:19
@swagadocious: they deserve that response lol
9:19
one school sort of accused me of lying when i said my parent’s income was zero and they were like give us the real number. bro idk what to tell you
9:20
Lmao my parent is a pizza delivery driver on SSDI I think I'd tell them to go fuck themselves
9:21
It is ludicrous the kind of bubble some of these people live in
9:21
boston schools have been the worst about fee waivers in my experience
llama
9:21
my fav are the schools who send a 100q form asking for tax docs, all sorts of info. like, there are other schools worth applying to, and yall aint one
9:21
lmaooo yes llama
9:21
Indiana's form was very fair
llama
9:21
NE nice :D
9:22
Haven't gotten one with tons of financial Qs yet
9:22
But i believe it lmao
9:22
a couple of them will give you a fee waiver for having a Pell grant in undergrad I appreciate those guys
llama
9:22
you want a crazy story
9:22
shoutout berkeley
9:23
@llama: always
llama
9:23
yea pell grant auto is nice of them
llama
9:24
No longer taking the Jan LSAT bc LSAC required me, in their letter, to apply for accommodations. Oops
9:24
oh man
llama
9:24
That one is on me but bruh
9:24
February?
llama
9:24
Deadline passed :D
9:25
is applying next cycle out of the question for you? or maybe March lsat and use it to get off waitlists? but applying next cycle would have better outcomes
llama
9:25
Can u imagine how dumb u gotta be to make this mistake
glove
9:27
why would they require u to apply for accommodations tf?
llama
9:27
Yea gotta try for march and if great score, R&R, if great offer, take it and run lol. I should have an interesting cycle for those who come after me to review
llama
9:28
@glove: not sure v salty about it but even more mad at myself for not realizing it in the letter from NOV.23.
9:31
probably because you asked for a retake on the grounds that you needed accommodations you didn’t have before
9:31
I can see why they would ask that
9:32
but they def should’ve reminded you or something. or not let you register until you applied for accoms
llama
9:32
100% on me but wow what a mistake
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