Fannie Mae Preferred S (FNMAS)

[skibrian]

getting the shareholders together:

i think setting up a secure website with a trusted admin where contact info can be submitted (but who knows how to verify if the new member is a shareholder?!?!) and then a platform developed whereby the members could indeed vote on the issues. members should state percentage of preferred vs. common and freddie vs. fannie.

quick ideas during the work day to get juices flowing.

again, verification that the shareholders are real...who knows?

maybe someone should legally set up a political action committee or lobby group under the IRS code and only someone that donates a small, but significant portion, of money will be allowed to join. the money could be used to fire off signed petition cards with voters' addresses to politicians and start getting voices heard.

the number one grassroots campaign I am aware of (and has been getting some modest traction despite the almost impossible goals it has) is www.fairtax.org

model after that, or something like it?