Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

I think that the DJT letter helps the shareholder Plaintiffs in the 5th as the issue on remand is whether or not the unconstitionally insulated FHFA Senate confirmed Director harmed us. It seems clear with a written letter from the POTUS that experienced the Separation of Powers constitutional violation that his ability to exercise his power as the head of the Executive Branch of government was denied by HERA.

So what does that mean for Collins, et.al?

We would have been so much further along in the r,r, and r process if on Day 1 MC was installed and the DJT vision of "getting them out of government control" was implemented.

To put the parties back into their positions had DJT been able to fire Mel Watt on January 21st, 2017 would that mean returning the sweeps of profits from UST from that point instead of September 2019?

If they had retained earnings since 1Q17 they would undoubtedly have more capital in a 1st Loss Position to entice prospective equity investors. What are the damages to Collins Plaintiffs for the unconstitutional provision in HERA preventing the DJT administration from exercising the warrants? Could the warrants even have been exercised with the cloud of all the litigation existing?