Former Governor Mitch Daniels says he’ll stand by is commitments.
Former Governor Mitch Daniels said in a statement yesterday that he won’t run again. He’s now the Purdue University President and said, “I told the people of our state repeatedly that I believe in citizen service, and that if hired as governor I would give the job my full attention and best effort and then return to private life. I told the people of Purdue that I would fulfill wholeheartedly the duties of this post, a commitment I reaffirmed in accepting an extended contract just a year ago. I was raised to live up to commitments and not to leave tasks incomplete.”
