Comments on: CEO Pay Not Linked to Performance

By: R. White, Sacto

R. White, Sacto — Wed, 11 Sep 2013 15:57:32 +0000

I’m visiting Parker & my brother Terry Marzoa saw this article. I worked tech support in Texas when I was a kid. Computers are financial help & hindrance & good outweighs bad. Our Constitution is a miracle paper///Supreme Court Judge Ginsberg agrees with me. I like what I read here & add my email (deleted by editor)

By: Issac Martin, Simi Valley

Issac Martin, Simi Valley — Sat, 07 Sep 2013 21:38:56 +0000

Appreciate original — change when the same crooks keep getting elected? Every President couldn’t find better than Greenspan & now Sir Larry from Harvard whose record was dismally mediocre but who Obama owes big for nefarious record-keeping reasons not to be discussed or rehashed here.

People don’t care. Elected officials know it.

People get what elected officials want them to get. Democrats and Republicans and Independents suck the tits of the party — never think for themselves. Look at Hillary Clinton a fine example. This is the best woman in politics? This is the most deserving? Anthony Weiner is tied directly to her best friend – he’s the friend’s husband. You people accept mediocrity. You get scum. A reflection of you.

By: Warren

Warren — Sat, 07 Sep 2013 05:39:26 +0000

The APS CEO’s compensation went from a bloated $5.66 million in 2010 to a piggish $7.9 million in 2011, and last year was a thoroughly obscene $11.5 million – this during a recession while many struggle to pay APS rates! And while the APS CEO was making his multimillions, the ACC gave a rate increase to “poor” APS for not selling enough electricity — this after APS guilt tripped everyone about “conserving energy”.