Daniel Mudd, former chief executive of Fannie Mae, resigns from Fortress Investment Group hedge fund less than a week after he and 6 other former execs from Fannie were charged with civil fraud by the SEC....
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| His name is Mudd Daniel Mudd, former chief executive of Fannie Mae, resigns from Fortress Investment Group hedge fund less than a week after he and 6 other former execs from Fannie were charged with civil fraud by the SEC. | ||||
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| His name is Mudd It seems that these executives are to be given milions for their "service" to the cause that cost taxpayers bilions. Oh the government is too kind to their servants. | ||||
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| To quote an old army buddy's girlfriend, "That certainly is premature!" Lets see how the civil suits go before dragging out the tired old rhetoric of bash the public servants. Their compensation as well as the rather odorous excuses for giving bad behavior excellent reward is the same defended by the public sector, and certainly no larger. So making this some bash on public sector employees is pretty shabby. More to the point, the financial sector is very ingrained into government at all levels, and is the new GM...."whats good for GM is good for the nation" You maybe too young to remember that. | ||||
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