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ImWithStupid

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Fannie, Freddie worker bonuses total $210M

By ALAN ZIBEL, AP Real Estate Writer Alan Zibel, Ap Real Estate Writer ? 2 hrs 57 mins ago

WASHINGTON ? Mortgage finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac plan to pay more than $210 million in bonuses through next year to give workers the incentive to stay in their jobs at the government-controlled companies.
Fannie, Freddie worker bonuses total $210M

Weren't those AIG bonuses "retention bonuses" too?

And we won't hear a peep from Barney Frank on this one.

 

ImWithStupid

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Well it's been almost a week since the Dems buried this news release on a Friday afternoon, and still not a peep of protest.

No ACORN buses to the homes of the Freddy and ***** bonus recipients, no protests outside Freddy or *****, and Not a friggin' story in the MSM about these people getting more for bonuses than AIG and Freddy and Fannie were the heart of the economic collapse.

I guess the Dem puppet master, George Soros still has a stake in Freddy and Fannie.

 

Old Salt

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Well it's been almost a week since the Dems buried this news release on a Friday afternoon, and still not a peep of protest.
No ACORN buses to the homes of the Freddy and ***** bonus recipients, no protests outside Freddy or *****, and Not a friggin' story in the MSM about these people getting more for bonuses than AIG and Freddy and Fannie were the heart of the economic collapse.

I guess the Dem puppet master, George Soros still has a stake in Freddy and Fannie.
That's because Freddy and ***** do GOOD, loaning to people who cannot repay their debts. Not like those EVIL corporations who only loan to people who have a job. People who do GOOD deserve bonuses, people who are EVIL do not. Therefore, no protests.
 

ImWithStupid

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More than two weeks later and nothing.

I'm still trying to figure out how the administration is deciding what companies to take over.

I mean, on one hand you have GM. The federal government gives them $17 billion this winter by President Bush. President Obama decides they don't like the plan GM came up with in March gives them 60 days to get a better plan and the federal government will keep funding them until that point but forces out the CEO, Wagoner, who many describe as driving a once great company into the ground, and indicates that he will likely force out members of the board and put in people he thinks should be on the board of GM.

Then on the other hand, you have GE. The federal government under President Obama, gives them $140 billion in bailout money. President Obama decides that the GE CEO, Jefferey Immelt, who many describe as driving a once great company into the ground, should be part of his administration's economic advisory team.

:confused:

 
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