Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

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The Lamberth Jury verdict and the Supreme Court verdict in Collins are two sides of the same coin. In the Collins case the Supreme Court ruled that HERA violated the separation of powers and removed the for cause language in the Act allowing the Director of FHFA to be fired by the President. More importantly for us shareholders and a gift to all of us is that they also ruled that the NWS and the SPSPA in general were well within the FHFA’s statutory powers envisioned by Congress. Now move to the Jury Trial where a jury has found that the FHFA/Treasury’s Statutorily approved actions have violated the private common law contract claims of the shareholder class.

So we now have two court cases that may establish that HERA unconstitutionally violates the contract clause of Article I section 10. But no one has yet brought a claim against the government. HERA is a very bad law that was found to violate the separation of powers and perhaps also the contract clause of the US Constitution. Is there a statute of limitations on constitutional violations? Can any shareholder make this argument and ask that all actions carried out by the Government under HERA be reversed?