Clearly there's need to give that Supreme Court ruling the visibility and force of a federal law. In 1992, the voters of Washington State approved Initiative Measure No. 134, a state law prohibiting labor unions from withholding or diverting portions of an employee's wage for political purposes without the employee's written consent. Since I-134, more than 90 percent of the union's members chose not to give the union access to their earnings to pay for the union leaders' political agenda. The number of contributing union members dropped from 2,500 to 82. Obviously the Supreme Court decision in Beck can't do it alone.
Legislative action is needed.
As Jefferson said so pointedly, participation in the political process should be voluntary. That's the American way. Forcing individuals to support a partisan political agenda with which they may not agree is morally wrong. There has been much discussion and debate about campaign finance reform recently. To many Americans the issue has become confusing.