Naming Post Offices - Good Use of Congress's Time?

Washington-DC: Is it a good use of time spent, by members of congress, to be naming post offices? Time is being spent by congress debating and voting on the naming of post offices across the country. In todays world and the shape of this country one has to ask, is this really how congress should be spending time... debating, voting and filing all the paper work involved in naming buildings? After hearing congress give speeches on the naming of buildings, seems to me this country isn't in the best shape and there are much more important issues that need to be dealt with by the congress of the UNITED STATES than naming buildings!
This is not a slam on the brave men and women who have given their lives for this country. No, not at all...it seems there is a better way to handle the naming of post offices than to have congress spend time writing bills, introducing bills, debating bills, recording bills, voting on bills and filing bills in order to name a post office. For what the citizens of the United States are paying the congress we expect them to be doing more, much more than naming buildings.
(" Rep. Joe Crowley reintroduced legislation last week that would name a post office in NY. The first version of the bill had stalled because it was drafted by ex-Rep. Eric Massa, who resigned in early March amid allegations that he sexually harassed male aides.")
This legislation has been reintroduced which means part of the process starts all over again.
(This is, in no way, meant to take away from the reason this post office is being named but is merely used as an example.)
This post office in Hornell, NY is being named in honor of Marine Lance Corporal Zachary Smith, 19. Lance Corp. Zach Smith made the ultimate sacrifice for his country. He lost his life during combat in Afghanistan.
* Picture shown is of the original post office, not the current post office.