Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[The Man With No Name]

That is a wise suggestion. One that I struggle with. What costs do you anticipate the gov will incur? Is it not all prima facia? The contract is already written. The laws are all ready written. The actions that are being questioned under the contract have already happened. There is no discovery needed. The DOJ attorneys are salary, civil servants who get paid whether I file a suit or not. Just asking a judge to decide if actions that have already occurred were allowed based on the contract language already agreed to by both parties in the SPSPA. And if they were not allowed, asking that the non-sever-ability clause of the SPSPA that was agreed to by Treasury be enforced. If I am limited to money awards less than $10,000 in district court under the Little Tucker Act, then why would I need to budget $500,000 for gov expenses. That seems illogical.

It seems illogical to you because you've never been in the courtroom....especially in a federal courtroom. They aren't gonna be messing around with some BS lawsuit, as they will view it...including the judge. They will bury you in attorney's fees at the drop of a hat, if they feel like it. YOU will pay for them and yourself.

But by all means, knock yourself out. You're acting like this small claims court or some such crap. You're in for a surprise.