<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>Remember: presidents take an oath to "preserve, protect and defend" the Constitution, not Supreme Court rulings.
More great news: The Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill stripping public sector unions of the ability to gouge taxpayers through negotiating excessive benefit plans<wm> and fees for workers in collective bargaining.
The move is a major rebuke of the powerful Public Employee's Federation, the top representative of the Wisconsin state employees' union.
“Urgently we urge the governor to reconsider and pass this bill now," said Mark Thompson, the spokesperson for the Council of the Association of Governmental Employees (AGE). "Collective bargaining must be done with the full support of the free peoples." Thompson pointed out for private organizations that union rules have been stripped and their contracts</wm> negotiated out in favor of state contracts.
"Any effort to increase benefit costs is more related to the