He was on the board of AIG from 2001 to 2008, leaving just two months before the company imploded but not before executives had set the bonuses that have sparked bipartisan outrage. He received more than $100,000 in compensation annually, but according to the White House, “Mr. Holbrooke had nothing to do with and knew nothing about the bonuses.” Shouldn’t he have known something about those bonuses, given his generous compensation package?
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