Walker has failed to create promised jobs, failed to create a job for himself. Walker is also in the midst of an ever-growing scandal around the jobs agency he created. Walker ran for governor in 2010 on a simple promise to create 250,000 jobs, and in one of his first bills after taking office, Walker privatized the state's economic development functions, creating the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) and making himself chairman of the board. The organization has made headline after headline for four years, plagued by allegations of law breaking and improper failed loans to donors that did not go through required underwriting. Two state audits in 2013 and 2015 show that WEDC is still breaking the law and their own procedures in a dozen different ways. The only official response from the legislature to the shocking audits has been to take Walker off the WEDC board and to propose dismantling the state's nonpartisan audit bureau.