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Busted: AIG Caught Living High on the Hog with Taxpayers'

alternet.org — AIG CEO Edward Liddy should be in jail. But yesterday, just as the federal government agreed to increase its bailout package to AIG, ABC News's Brian Ross reported that the company's executives gathered last week at a posh resort in Phoenix for a business conference, complete with "cocktail parties, limousines,

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  • MsLaurel, on 11/21/2008, -0/+1Again.

    This is fraud: They received money for one purpose and then used it for another. Doesn't anyone in Washington know how to arrest a criminal?

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