I am also curious as to why the anecdote of $250 billion going to CEOs and wealthy shareholders through stock buybacks isn't being mentioned.
Dan Kildee: “I am also curious as to why the anecdote of $250 billion going to CEOs and wealthy shareholders through stock buybacks…”
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Kildee questions the focus on bonuses while ignoring stock buybacks benefiting the wealthy.
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