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    "text": "Good morning from the @washingtonpost.com mail dork with a scooplet on Trump and USPS. \n\nHis search for a postmaster general — a position he doesn’t have the power to hire — is down to two.\n\nMore on the White House + your mail in the Early Brief newsletter. \n\nwww.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...",
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          "alt": "In the mail\nHi, it’s economic policy reporter Jacob Bogage here, also The Post’s resident mail dork.\nTrump has narrowed his search for postmaster general to two as the White House looks to assert more control over the nonpolitical U.S. Postal Service, I’m told by three people with direct knowledge of the matter.\nTrump is deciding between Jim Cochrane, head of the industry advocacy group Package Shippers Association, and David Steiner, a FedEx board member and former CEO of Waste Management. The only hang-up: The choice isn’t Trump’s to make.\nThe Postal Service’s bipartisan governing board is charged with hiring and overseeing the postmaster general, though Trump used his bully pulpit to force out mail chief Louis DeJoy in March.",
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