Congress . . . and the Postal Workers Union (nothing like "political contributions" to members of Congress)--
Post Office Keeps Saturday Delivery Thanks to Congress | TIME.com: It may seem like the United States Postal Service is unwilling to adapt to a world of declining mail volume and increased digital communication. But the real obstacle in the way of true reform aren’t the folks running the postal service itself. It’s their bosses in the U.S. Congress. . . . Read more: http://business.time.com/2013/04/12/the-post-offices-biggest-problem-isnt-saturday-delivery-its-congress/#ixzz2QT9PmwUS
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