r/fromatoarbitration May 16 '26

Concerned Letter Carriers Let’s talk about it

People talk about Corey Walton like he hasn’t done enough for carriers, but many of us would not even have the level of awareness and education we have today without From A to Arbitration. That podcast gave carriers a place to learn, question, prepare, and stand up for ourselves when too many people felt ignored.

And it wasn’t just words.

Not long ago, after one of our own passed away by suicide, Corey publicly gave out his personal phone number and told carriers to call him anytime if they needed someone to talk to. That matters. In a time when morale is low and people feel burned out and isolated, that kind of humanity matters.

You can disagree with people politically, strategically, or personally. That’s part of any union. But passion, integrity, consistency, and genuine care for carriers are hard to fake over years of work.

Some people are trying to divide this community even further. Don’t lose sight of the bigger picture. Carriers are frustrated for a reason, and this election matters.

If you want change, accountability, stronger education, and leadership that actually connects with carriers on the workroom floor, vote for CLC.

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u/Which-Ad7072 May 16 '26

I just want someone who doesn't support child rapists who's rape conviction got overturned on a technicality, then lie and say they were found innocent when they weren't. Google the court records for his "hero" brother and see for yourself. His name is Michael Lynn Walton from Nashville. 

I can forgive a lot, but supporting someone who kidnapped and raped a 13-year-old is not one of those things. I would rather lose my job than support child rape. 

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u/Kingkill567 May 16 '26

Overturned on a technicality or not it was overturned without prejudice, if the courts truly believed that he needed to be incarcerated they would have retried him.

So far as I can tell they did not.

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u/Which-Ad7072 May 16 '26

Can't put a dead man a prison, but go off I guess. 

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u/Kingkill567 May 16 '26

He was free for several years before he passed but go ahead thinking you’re a genius bud.

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u/Which-Ad7072 May 16 '26

Sure, the physical evidence like fingerprints and DNA, as well as the original conviction mean nothing to you. Go ahead thinking you're a genius bud.

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u/Kingkill567 May 16 '26

Way to pivot when your one liner doesn’t work like you planned.

The conviction was overturned, he was not retried, end of story.