Before taking office, President Obama said his first order of business was to secure passage of the Free Choice Act, a piece of legislation designed to streamline the unionization of workers.
Even with both houses controlled by Democrats for the first two years of his first term, Obama couldn’t deliver for organized labor, running into opposition from members of his own party in right-to-work states.
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