Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

"For the last century, the Supreme Court has been a willing enabler in this process — emboldening the “rise and rise of the administrative state” in a series of decisions that have primarily abdicated the court’s duty to enforce our structural separation of powers. For example, the court has upheld disconcertingly broad conferrals of lawmaking power that should reside in Congress alone — like statutes authorizing agencies to decide rules as they deem “fair and equitable,” or in the “public interest.”

https://pacificlegal.org/daily-journal-when-washington-bureaucrats-hold-the-reins-of-power/