As Americans become increasingly frustrated over millions of dollars in bonuses awarded to executives at bailed-out AIG, Congress is starting to heap blame on treasury secretary Timothy Geithner.

Should Geithner be held responsible for the AIG bonus scandal and resign?

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UPDATE: A previous version of this post said Robert Menendez, a senator from New Jersey, says he warned Geithner about the AIG bonuses. According to his press secretary, Menendez wrote to Geithner about a separate set of bonuses involving Morgan Stanley on 3 March. In a letter to Geithner yesterday, the senator made a comparison between the Morgan and AIG bonuses and urged the treasury secretary to take action on the Morgan bonuses.

