Making Good

George Will on the first hundred days:

Toward the end of his first 100 days, Obama heeded the better angels of his administration regarding free trade: He will not press for renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement. The long-stalled (by organized labor’s opposition) agreements with Colombia and South Korea may now advance. Labor’s “card check” plan for abolishing secret ballots in unionization decisions in order to make it easier to herd workers into unions cannot currently be passed. Labor is the big loser of the first 100 days.

Makes you wonder if Treasury’s “gift” of Chrysler (and maybe GM, too) to the UAW is a payoff for failing to get card check passed…