Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

That's what SCOTUS said in WV v EPA, a federal agency is prohibited from enacting a rule or regulation that is of a Major Question that is reserved for the US Congress. The Congress could enact the failed proposed EPA regulation mandating which type of fuels our nations utility producers use.

But it would be hard to build consensus and the drafters of the US Constitution wanted it that way to protect your liberty and mine.

WV v EPA, in essence, reigned in the federal agencies who believe that Chevron gives them complete deference to interpret as broadly as they please their enabling statutes.

Do you think Nationalizing the 2 private corporations that are the lynchpins of the American Secondary Mortgage Market is something that the FHFA should have decided OR is that a matter strictly reserved for the peoples representatives in the Congress, since it is a Major National Economic Question?