Gov. Mitch Daniels had warned his party late last year against pursuing so-called "right to work" legislation. While he agreed with it philosophically, he said it was a big issue that needed a state-wide debate and noted no Republican had run on this in the November election.

Holy crap!  What the hell is there to debate about?  If it passes Governor Daniels "smell test" fundamentally then it should be at the forefront of his agenda.  It's called L-e-a-d-e-r-s-h-i-p.

But now that his party is pursuing it, Daniels has not spoken against it.

Hello!?!?  Lansing Republicans... are you taking notes?  Governor Snyder would have no choice but to roll with you.

He has so far issued no statement, has held no news conference and has not been interviewed by any Indiana reporters in the Statehouse. Daniels did do a radio interview Monday with National Public Radio in which he discussed the labor fight which has caused a government stalemate in Wisconsin -- where Senate Democrats have fled to Illinois to prevent a vote on a bill that limits collective bargaining --a now, apparently, his state.

It's hard to fathom Mitch Daniels name actually being bantered around for a presidential run in '12 while he sits on the sidelines playing political windsock with his fellow Republican State Legislature in the trenches delivering on last November's Republican voters message.  It was called a "shellacking" for reason.

Once again Lansing, you all better be taking notes.  'We the People' have had enough of half-measure, pale Republicans cowering from union thugocracy enabled by the Democrat Party.

Our surrounding Great Lake States are going to eat Michigan's competitive lunch right before their watchful eyes if those that be the Majority in Lansing choose to remain flaccid tools in avoidance of the obvious... Statewide Right-To-Work legislation.