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Obama now actively seeking to control executive salaries

Erod

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Treasury Takes Steps to Rein in Executive Pay - FOXBusiness.com

So now Obama can dictate how much we can make if we rise to the top of our professions. Do we negotiate our salaries in front of Congress?

Funny, how did Obama afford that incredibly expensive home in Chicago from his years as a community organizer and state senator? Who was regulating his pay?

This man really thinks he's been elected king.
 
The link you supplied said nothing about the arguments you are trying to make.

BTW....GWB also said a couple years ago that executive pay should be reigned in and consistent with actual job performance....
 
Although the Fixed News story tries to muddle the facts, this is only bindind on those who recieve money from the government. It's very simple, if you don't want to abide by certain rules, don't take the taxpayers money.
 
Erod said:
Treasury Takes Steps to Rein in Executive Pay - FOXBusiness.com

So now Obama can dictate how much we can make if we rise to the top of our professions. Do we negotiate our salaries in front of Congress?

Funny, how did Obama afford that incredibly expensive home in Chicago from his years as a community organizer and state senator? Who was regulating his pay?

This man really thinks he's been elected king.
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Must be nice to be able to jump to conclusions with so little information. I know very little about this story, but I do know it refers to the pay for executives who are receiving taxpayer bailout funds, not private corporations. And what would be your problem with that?
 
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