Wow! According to the Chicago Tribune, one of Hilary Clinton's top advisors was paid $200,000 a year to serve on the board of a subprime lender (yes, there's a bunch of issues here).
I can't think of a nonprofit board where a member is paid this kind of money for service while performing a whole lot more duties than folks sitting on these corporate boards. The big question: what's wrong with this system?
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