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Hey fellow US taxpayers, did you see the nice $37 million dollar apartment that our tax dollars bought?
an ex Merrill Lynch executive after his hard three months of work at Merrill Lynch he really deserved the $25 million dollar bonus that he received with ML's bailout money.http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,473967,00.html
PS...when these senators who voted for this foolishness run for reelection lets vote them out...Here is a list of who voted for this bill and who did not.http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_li...
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- ?Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
well it don't surprise me. The government is always finding way to help out there wealthy friends. tax payers are no more that tax slaves to supply tax dollars . They do just enough for tax payers to keep alive. Look for the middle class to become the lower class. There the ones loosing the cars and homes and retirement . Poor people been living form penny to penny for years . So they have nothing much they can loose ..they don't have retirement plans . they are on the get by best they can plan..
- andyLv 71 decade ago
Actually most banking executives command high salaries. There is nothing wrong with this also it would be very hard to proof that any bail out money was either used or not used for this since in banks once it hits the books it usable cash. You are just jealous that someone is very successful.