The Center for Public Integrity’s latest attack piece on Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels levels a very unfair critique of the governor for his time spent at pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly during the 1990s.

Disappointingly thin on its sourcing, the “review” – they’re not confident enough to even call it a report – attempts to connect Daniels to the lawsuits leveled against Eli Lilly during and after his tenure over the marketing of several drugs. It offers nothing in the way of new information, and seems primarily designed to glom on to attention to Daniels’ presidential prospects and media attention to push a story that is simply not a matter of personal responsibility for him.