The world has changed.
The good burghers of Richistan don't understand that.
The key to understanding is stolen money, a/k/a executive compensation.
If institutions receiving, say, $125-billion in federal assistance, pay out, say $109-billion in executive compensation, the recipients will be regarded by the taxpaying public and treated by the criminal justice system, as common criminals.
This is not a public relations problem, it is a paradym shift. And people who miss paradigm shifts get squished.
Maybe this isn't fair. Sure, there are contractual rights, and compensation in private organizations isn't a public concern. But once public money has been taken, game, set and match, Waxman.
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