Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA): True. A win though would probably shake...

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Re: JOoa0ky post# 760339

Wednesday, 07/26/2023 8:57:31 AM

Wednesday, July 26, 2023 8:57:31 AM

True. A win though would probably shake the government a bit, depending on what is allowed, reward wise. Since FNMA (commons) is not in this case, shareholders could always follow up with their own suit that would focus more on maximizing a reward value.

Lamberth put his finger on the scales in the last trial numerous times, including capping rewards. I don't think he'll be changing his "MO" much during this trial. If this trial goes to another re-trial, the lawyers for plantiffs must demand a new judge and trial location. Any unanimous decision that says government is right would be extremely skeptical considering the current publics approval opinion of government hovering at about 15%.

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