The viewfor Friday, January 27, 2012    |    Henry Payne, Editor

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Indiana tremor.

Like his friend Rick Snyder, Daniels was initially opposed to right-to-work. 'I'm not interested in changing any of it. . . certainly not the right to work law. We can succeed in Indiana with the laws we have,' he said in 2006 during his first term. But now with his record and public popularity established he has done an about face on R2W..

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