Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

Hard to tell exactly how the 3 Judge Appellate Panel will rule, but I thought that the Plaintiffs Attorney made some good points about the Court in this case Jumping to Conclusions and ruling against the Plaintiffs on a Pretrial Motion to Dismiss BEFORE even hearing the Evidence in a trial.

This is what happened in Collins at the SCOTUS, were the 9 Justices (without hearing a SHRED OF EVIDENCE) ruled that the FDIC copy and paste HERA, allowed the FHFA to "act in its best interests and by extension the public it serves".

AFTER hearing all the Evidence, 12 random Jurors found that yes the FHFA breached the Implicit Contract between the Corporations and the Shareholders, in the Lamberth trial.

The Collins Plaintiffs request today was simple, don't prematurely jump to conclusions without hearing all the Evidence first!