In an ideal world, no member of Congress would ever need to introduce a bill that would put in statute the rights of working men and women, and certainly not a bill that would protect workers from the overreach of federal agencies intended to help them.

But over the last seven years, we have seen both in federal regulations and in decisions by the National Labor Relations Board that the American worker is coming in second behind the labor union.

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