Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

One positive for ruling sooner rather than later is that the SCOTUS seems to be moving with "all deliberate speed" to rule on the older cases before ruling on the newer cases, unless the newer cases are 9-0, 8-1, 7-2 and relatively short opinions. That said, I think the EnBanc Panel ruling came in at 124 pages and with at least 4 major issues involved in Collins coupled with checking to see how the potential ruling impacts the pending litigation making its way up the federal circuits it could be in the final 1/3 of the 15 remaining cases. Lastly, the SCOTUS may or may not care about releasing a potentially epic decision for shareholders on a Friday on a slow trading day, say before a 3 day weekend.

I am looking forward to read what the SCOTUS has to say about the 12.75 year "temporary conservatorship" and their impact on the the future of this governmental overreach.

One thing FOR SURE IS THAT SCHWARBER HIT 3 HR'S TODAY AT NATS PARK:

https://www.mlb.com/nationals/video/schwarber-mashes-three-homers?t=key-moments

I think the last time I saw a game at Nats Park was pre Covid!

The Nats will be back in town at the end of June and I will be taking my son down there probably then, I am thinking when they play the LA DODGERS of going down there and if you want to go I can buy you a beverage of your choice for all your contributions to the board!

Just let me know and we can probably get one of the board members to send me a private message with an annomyous email address and I will send them my contact info and they can forward it to you.