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I'm pretty sure President Obama was not the payroll officer responsible for his payment package. Blaming him for all the world's problems is getting really really old....
"$1.7 million in annual salary, $5.3 million in short-term stock payable over the next three years, and another $2 million in stock that's part of the company's long-term executive compensation plan."
So... whether $7.3M of it grows depends on GM's performance over the long term?
I'm pretty sure President Obama was not the payroll officer responsible for his payment package. Blaming him for all the world's problems is getting really really old....
So much for the teabaggers argument that Obama was redistributing the wealth to the poor. Now we know the distribution is to the rich, which the teabaggers favor 100%. You got what you wanted, rejoice.
He doesn't even make the top 100 list for CEOs, although I see the guy from Ford in there.
Did Ford take a government bailout? NO.
IIRC Government Motors not only did but also lied about having repaid the taxpayer loan. They simply re-packaged their debt.
The taxpayer still owned most of General Motors; so, why aren't you angry and demanding disclosure from the SEC? Why did you sit by and allow your Democrat controlled Congress to pass financial reform that allowed the SEC to deny the citizens disclosure under the sunshine act?
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