Elizabeth Warren Reminds Us Why Ceos Are Making Way Too Much Money

[Spoonman]

perhaps she would be better served to remind us why politicians are making way to much money.

Elizabeth Warren Reminds Us Why CEOs Are Making Way Too Much Money


WASHINGTON -- Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is not letting corporations off the hook.
During Wednesday's Senate Banking Committee hearing on rising inequality in the American economy, Warren called out CEOs for raking in massive profits, while leaving their workers behind.
"Corporations may be turning their backs on their workers, but that doesn't mean the American government should be doing the same," Warren said.

 

[mrnicey]

Would they be able to prop themselves up without government help?

In general, corporations need to provide good salaries and benefits to attract the sharpest and brightest workers. Or, theyll be poached.

Of course, if government helps them form a monopoly, then...

 

[Mad Scientist]

I'll be impressed when she goes after the Bankers. Americas' TRUE Owners!

 

[whitehall]

perhaps she would be better served to remind us why politicians are making way to much money.

Elizabeth Warren Reminds Us Why CEOs Are Making Way Too Much Money


WASHINGTON -- Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) is not letting corporations off the hook.
During Wednesday's Senate Banking Committee hearing on rising inequality in the American economy, Warren called out CEOs for raking in massive profits, while leaving their workers behind.
"Corporations may be turning their backs on their workers, but that doesn't mean the American government should be doing the same," Warren said.

It's a banking committee hearing. People who work in banks do pretty well as far as salaries and working conditions go. Is Warren confused about her own job responsibilities? Maybe she should take a pay cut to show corporations how it's done.

 

[BluesLegend]

She's a liar, her pants are on fire and her nose is about 4 foot long. I said it earlier take away the liberal's LIES and what's left, why would anyone follow the idiots?

 

[mrnicey]

"Corporations may be turning their backs on their workers, but that doesn't mean the American government should be doing the same," Warren said.

I find it hard to argue with that. Then again, government us the biggest 'monopoly' there is. Of course, one we can vote out..

"In 2008, the earliest year for which Warren has released income tax returns, Warren and her husband Bruce Mann had a combined income of$831,208, which increased in 2009 to$981,670. Warren was paid an average of $350,000 per year by Harvard Law School during 2009-2010."

Not sure if this is high or low for her station, but, included it to, perhaps, advance the discussion...