I can say that the actions of his President, our President, are also unprecedented. An Executive order that totally rewrites labor law and obviates the Constitution is unprecedented and has no standing, in my judgment, in this debate--none.
Rebutting claims about the unprecedented nature of a Cabinet nominee's hold.
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