Dodd was in charge of financial-services rules for Obama's $787 billion [[deficit]] enriching [[stimulus]] and the [[TARP]] program that bailed out the failed banks and financial institutions he oversaw. Dodd made a public comment feigning criticism for bonuses given to executives of [[AIG]], the insurance giant, saying, "This is another outrageous example of executives -- including those whose decisions were responsible for the problems that caused AIG's collapse -- enriching themselves at the expense of taxpayers." One rule he included was an exemption for contractual obligations prior to Feb 11, 2009, which allowed the AIG bonuses. The exact rule below; | Dodd was in charge of financial-services rules for Obama's $787 billion [[deficit]] enriching [[stimulus]] and the [[TARP]] program that bailed out the failed banks and financial institutions he oversaw. Dodd made a public comment feigning criticism for bonuses given to executives of [[AIG]], the insurance giant, saying, "This is another outrageous example of executives -- including those whose decisions were responsible for the problems that caused AIG's collapse -- enriching themselves at the expense of taxpayers." One rule he included was an exemption for contractual obligations prior to Feb 11, 2009, which allowed the AIG bonuses. The exact rule below; |