With all shenanigans aside, people are forgetting WHY the PFD was even cut in the first place. 

It had more to do with keeping the states current CREDIT RATING, rather than the short term implications. Because of Walker's veto, the State's CREDIT RATING has not been suffered as much as it would have, prior to the veto.

I agree completely with the fact that all of our expensive legislative sessions were a crap shoot that the state didn't accomplish much with. I agree that the natural gas pipe dream is just a pipe dream. I do not however believe that we are addressing the root of the problem, not the legislature, nor the people.

Markets fluctuate. Is the demand for governance as high as the demand for PFD?

Government, for the people, by the people. Our government doesn't mean anything if the people at the center of the discussion can't agree on anything, and come to terms with one another.

One thing is for certain, we need to improve our educational system. It is failing!