Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

That's right. The DOJ claimed that Collins was an example of not applying the MQD and they used it in their briefs recently in the Biden v Nebraska case.

As I recall the MQD was never litigated in the Collins case.

In regards to the CFPB case to be heard this Fall term, did you read the Amicus Brief written by the Scalia School of Law on behalf of the 122 members of Congress filed within the last week?

She differentiated CFPB from FHFA and other federal agencies by making the point that CFPB is not funded by 'user fee's' like FHFA and other agencies and is therefore unique.

Do you think that differentiation on funding mechanism is enough to overcome a Seperation of Powers violation challenge with HERA in the case of the FHFA?