American businessman Lee Iacocca's once said, "One of the things the government can't do is run anything. The only things our government runs are the post office and the railroads, and both of them are bankrupt."  The words of Lee Iacocca hold rich prophetic warnings for the future of  American health care. Why? Because the Postal Service is rolling out plans to cut services from six to five days. Faced with a projected "$238 billion short fall in revenue," the USPS must make, "deep cuts if the independent agency founded by Benjamin Franklin is to survive." Then again what does one expect from a group that issued a Howdy Doody postage stamp? Postmaster General John Potter said the need to cut services results from, "mounting problems for years, squeezed by the rise of e-mail and online bill-paying, competition from private delivery companies like FedEx and UPS, and, more recently, hit hard in the recession." Although technology...(Read Full Post)