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Governor Walker has egregiously pooled and diverted taxpayer money to corporate interests in the form of such programs as school vouchers and the WEDC (though these are just the tip of the iceberg), and there is a proven track record in his many public elections and administrations of sneakiness and corruption, yet he with a stroke of a pen this week removed funding to natural resource organizations that the Joint Finance Committee had earlier restored to nearly 90%. The veto he says, "Protects the integrity of segregated natural resources funds by eliminating $958,300 of earmarks for various organizations." He also says, "I object to earmarking these funds for specific conservation organizations without requiring accountability in the use of the funds." I know, first hand, of the multitudes of volunteer hours, energy, and efforts that are put into stewardship of this beautiful state by many, many people. It is highly organized, highly documented, and nothing short of unbelievable. It is the pot calling the kettle black. Governor Walker shows evidence of neither understanding nor practicing integrity or accountability. His actions indicate that he operates from a place of double standards, inflated entitlement, untruths and contradictions, and lack of empathy. He is constantly seeking higher power and creating for himself limitless control. This individual's behavioral patterns and psychological disposition may require a closer look and deeper analysis.