From Forbes magazine;
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Dodd proposed his own counter-proposal to Paulson's plan earlier this week. Among other things, it calls for limits on executive compensation at troubled firms and for the Treasury to take a contingent equity stake in those firms. On Tuesday, Paulson rebuffed both ideas, as it might discourage firms from participating in the bailout program.
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Wait a minute... companies would refuse the bail-out because of limited executive compensation? They would let their companies go belly up, so they could walk away with bulging pockets? This tells me, if a firm dies, the executives should too... shoot every last one of them.
