Fannie Mae Preferred S (FNMAS)

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Ok. That makes sense. Thanks NJM.

I suspect Corker's bill may have seen several reworks already prior to its circulation. May have been harsher to shareholders in the beginning but now that is confronting the reality of 100 senators and 435 representatives reading it, it may have soften a bit. One thing is for shareholders to lose their money to specific market events. Another story would be to lose that money by the pen of a politician. Very different.

Eventually, they may all consider how many votes are going to be lost as a result of their actions. Even worse, how much campaign funding will disappear. Speaking of a cynical world.