Commentary

Supreme Court Rebukes Big Labor and Biden’s Arrogant Administrative State

By Timothy H. Lee
Wednesday, June 19 2024

Last week in Starbucks v. McKinney, the United States Supreme Court continued its lonely but fruitful yeoman’s work thwarting Joe Biden’s runaway federal bureaucracy. In so doing, it issued an equally important rebuke against Big Labor. The egregiousness of the underlying facts highlight the modern labor movement’s lawlessness and sense of entitlement. The arrogance of the legal claims, meanwhile, highlight the Biden administrative state’s belief that it somehow stands above the law, immune from due process restraints that apply to other parties…

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