Bipartisan Unity After 911 | Indianapolis News

In the wake of 9/11, Mitch Daniels witnessed a rare moment of genuine bipartisan unity in Washington, as lawmakers from both parties set aside politics to respond to national tragedy—passing emergency legislation, supporting victims’ families, and restoring air travel. He reflects on that powerful, empathetic collaboration in his new memoir, “Impatience is a Virtue,” noting it’s a spirit rarely seen since, though fleeting glimpses emerged during the 2008 financial crisis and early COVID-19 days. Daniels, who served as OMB director and later governor of Indiana, now shares his full career arc—from White House to Purdue—while revealing he was once urged to run for president. His book, releasing next week, captures a pivotal era where shared grief forged unexpected political solidarity.

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