The Politico’s Jonathan Martin quotes Hillary Clinton as proclaiming that, “The days of George Bush thinking the union bug is something he needs to squash are over.” I don’t know about that. If they’re so over, why has the administration vowed to veto labor’s current pet legislation, mandatory card check? And why did Bush threaten to veto a law that would give TSA aviation-security screeners collective-bargaining power? The press may have moved on to the ‘08 candidates, but Bush isn’t out of power yet, and he doesn’t appear terribly willing to give in on labor law.