Shot 03/03/2011.## Governor Daniels had some strong words for House Democrats Thursday morning. It’s been 11 days since they walked out of the Indiana House.  "No one has ever done this let alone go out of state, cash their paycheck for the whole year, and then walk off the job," said Daniels. "It's a first and I hope it will be a last." By not showing up to work, the minority party has already killed a right-to-work bill. It also aims to put a stop to 11 more bills, largely education reform measures it calls anti-family, anti-middle class, and anti-public education. Daniels said those characterizations are simply not true. "These are the people remember who bankrupted Indiana several years ago," said Daniels. "Every year since they try to spend a couple billion we don't have and raise taxes. They have really been the attack on the middle class and we cleaned them out of there for that reason." Though Governor Daniels came to Winona Lake to meet with the state's Economic Development Corporation Thursday, the media frenzy that met him had another question: When will all the drama in the Indiana House end? "We're not compromising with anybody who took the taxpayers money and walked off the job," said Daniels. "Before we're going to talk about anything they're going to have to come back and agree to stay back." When asked whether or not the governor will run for president, Daniels said work in Indiana needs to be done first.##