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To: Second Amendment First
I think Dingy Harry is still living in the old world where citizens paid no attention to these things during the Christmas Season. That world no longer exists.

Watch Obama’s behavior on Christmas eve. Look for him to sign Executive Orders further damaging America, just as he did last year.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748704152804574628350980043082.html

58 posted on 12/16/2010 6:36:20 PM PST by Gabrial (The Whitehouse Nightmare will continue as long as the Nightmare is in the Whitehouse)
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To: Gabrial

From your link:

“...All of which would seem to make the CEOs of Fannie and Freddie the world’s most overpaid bureaucrats. A release from the Federal Housing Finance Agency that also fell in the Christmas Eve forest reports that, after presiding over a combined $24 billion in losses last quarter, Fannie CEO Michael Williams and Freddie boss Ed Haldeman are getting substantial raises. Each is now eligible for up to $6 million annually.

Freddie also has one of the world’s highest-paid human resources executives. Paul George’s total compensation can run up to $2.7 million. It must require a rare set of skills to spot executives capable of losing billions of dollars.

Where is Treasury’s pay czar when we actually need him? You guessed it, Fannie and Freddie are exempt from the rules applied to the TARP banks. The government gave away the game that these firms are no longer in the business of making profits when it announced that the CEOs will be paid entirely in cash, though it is discouraging that practice at other big banks. Who would want stock in the Department of Housing and Urban Development?...”


99 posted on 12/16/2010 9:12:26 PM PST by Razzz42
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