Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

"Why would this time be any different?". Having the SCOTUS rule that the nws is invalid (whether via the APA Claim or by ruling an unconstitionally insulated Directors actions are void ab initio) as well as ruling on the direct versus derivative claim issue and the anti injunction issue in favor of Collins and a $30B credit and the LP to zero would be a major positive development. I still think there's a MAXIMUM 10% chance the SCOTUS BULLDOZES HERA and puts the parties back into the positions they were in pre HERA (What better way for the Judicial Branch to send a strong message to the Legislative Branch to quit experimenting on the American People by inventing untested Agency structures that can infringe on the Liberties of the Citizens and relying on the SCOTUS to rewrite and fix these gargantuan Acts years later via "Severability Analysis" doctrine?)

From here you and I differ namely in the urgency of recap and amount of dilution.

BUT WE ALL WILL DO BETTER ONCE WE GET THE GOVERNMENTS BOOT OFF OUR NECK SINCE ITS BEEN THERE FOR OVER ONE EIGHT OF A CENTURY OR 12.5+ YEARS AND FOR SOME REASON THAT IS BEYOND ME THEY REFUSE TO TAKE IT OFF!