No need to dilly-dally, get on with it. 
From a Barney Frank interview...
http://www.financialweek.com/apps/pb...39977/1003/TOC
The Troubled Assets Relief Program legislation enacted in October seeks to give companies receiving aid under the $700 billion bailout a number of incentives to curb what it calls excessive executive pay.
Mr. Geithner said he would consider “extending at least some of the TARP provisions and features of the $500,000 cap to U.S. companies generally.â€
"Gird your loins" Biden might be right.
From a Barney Frank interview...
http://www.financialweek.com/apps/pb...39977/1003/TOC
The Troubled Assets Relief Program legislation enacted in October seeks to give companies receiving aid under the $700 billion bailout a number of incentives to curb what it calls excessive executive pay.
Mr. Geithner said he would consider “extending at least some of the TARP provisions and features of the $500,000 cap to U.S. companies generally.â€
"Gird your loins" Biden might be right.
