text: To coin a phrase; "This situation is getting curiouser and curiouser".   On May 31st the Legislature announced they had passed  the FY 17 Operating Budget.  The Governor, according to the State Constitution (Article 2 Section 17) , has between 15 and 20 days (depending on circumstances) to act on a bill or it becomes law.  So did Governor Walker allow this Operating Budget Appropriation Bill to become law without his signature?   I haven't read of any notices of layoffs being sent within the required 30 days.  Also, isn't this Special Session being conducted in  FY17  and if so there must be money to fund it (as if we can afford it). 
  
  So if by once again spending our ever dwindling savings (and kicking the fiscal can down the road past the election)  our legislators have eked out another years appropriation what can the Governor actually do to force the issue of fiscal sustainability?