Posted on 01/03/2005 5:38:52 AM PST by jalisco555
BTW, if you go to the link you need to scroll down a bit to find this particular story.
It is quite lucrative to be on the corrupt side of the aisle.
I have to say American CEO's seem to take the piss even more than British ones and The Brits are famed for it!
$140 million! Shareholders need to take some serious action.
Just like `Rat Senators, they fail miserably at everything except spending your money, then they get to vote themselves pay raises.
Yes, but as a Clinton appointee to a quasi-public corporation, Raines gets a pass. Only Republican businesspeople are evil, after all.
regards,
I just wonder what Clinton's vig was for putting him in this position in the first place. Gorelick, too. The Don always gets a piece of the action.
So when will the Republicans in Congress grow a spine and start hearings on this? Isn't Fannie Mae regulated out the wazoo because the US govt essentially guarantees their credit?
He's got nothing to worry about. If anyone makes too big of a stink about his severance package, Jesse Jackson will be all over them.
Thanks for the post. BTTT!
I HAVE BEEN E MAILING & WRITING AS MANY MEDIA OUTLETS
as possible trying to get the Criminals in the press to REPORT the Scandal angle of this outrage..........
Anyone else? Am I wasting my time?
This is only the first of several top Clinton people who must go...either to jail, or at least to a plush retirement.
This is not a competitive, free enterprise, corporation. It was created by Congress, and is far from being an independent enterprise.
It became a Democrat slush fund source with some of the sleaziest of the Clinton entourage placed throughout the organization.
Had this been Enron, there would be people going to jail.
Only Republicans need fear the law. Democrats are exempt.
NO! Some will say you're charging windmills . . . but, remember, evil triumphs only when those who care remain silent.
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Thank you.......
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As opposed to just another bitching site.
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In fairness to American CEO's and shareholders, this organization is really a quasi-governmental entity. This is more an extension of the gov't than it is a corporation. The ones burned by this are really the taxpayers...the ones underwriting the risks Fanny Mae and Freddia Mac take.
yeah- just like Sallie Mae (aka Student Loan Marketing Association). Their CEO Albert Lord is the 6th highest-paid CEO in the world at $33 million (almost $42 mill in total compensation). That's 30 times more than his closest peer.
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