So, to cut to the chase, the special master allowed pay increases to take place with a company 74 percent owned by the taxpayers on the verge of bankruptcy.
Jim Jordan: “So, to cut to the chase, the special master allowed pay increases to take place with a company 74 percent owned by the…”
On the recordFebruary 25, 2013
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Jim Jordan criticizes pay raises for executives at a taxpayer-owned company nearing bankruptcy.
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