This resolution conveys the sense of the House of Representatives that Congress must take all appropriate measures to ensure the United States Postal Service (USPS) remains an independent establishment of the Federal Government. It explicitly states that the USPS should not be subject to privatization, citing its constitutional mandate and self-sustaining financial model that relies solely on revenue from services and products. The resolution highlights the USPS's extensive reach, serving over 168 million addresses daily with an affordable and universal network that connects rural, suburban, and urban communities. It also recognizes the USPS as a significant employer, including nearly 73,000 military veterans, and praises its employees as dedicated public servants. Furthermore, it warns that privatization would result in higher prices, reduced services, particularly in rural areas, and would jeopardize the e-commerce sector and critical national infrastructure.