[M. Espinola]

Thanks for posting that link. The last paragraph is most interesting.

"Under that retention-bonus plan, Mr. Kellermann was due to receive $850,000. Of that amount, $170,000 was paid in December and the rest was to be paid in installments through early next year, assuming he remained at the company, according to a Freddie spokesman. One neighbor said a private security service recently had been protecting the Kellermann home, apparently because of concern over public reaction to the bonuses."

Who knows maybe things will begin happening at Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Citibank.

How much tax funded bailout $$$$ has this crowd taken in 'bonuses'?

[ex-Texan]

Methinks many very angry people want payback. Perhaps like an Elmore Leonard novel things get complicated. Unpredictable events happen along the way. Big shot bankers deserve what they get. ‘Nuff said here.