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I don't get it. Why were Fannie and Freddie treated so significantly different than other TBTF institutions receiving bailout funds under TARP/Capital Purchase Program?

http://projects.propublica.org/bailout/programs/1-capital-purchase-program

Other financial institutions only had to pay 5% interest (periodic commitment fee) and they were eventually allowed to buy back preferred stock warrants held by the Treasury. Why such different rules for FnF? In essence, I suppose this is what some of lawsuits are trying to determine.
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