Replies to post #388893 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Mikey Mike]

FHFA, like the FDIC before it, was given broad powers
to enable it to respond in a perilous time in U.S. financial
history. But with great FHFA, like the FDIC before it, was given broad powers
to enable it to respond in a perilous time in U.S. financial
history. But with great power comes great responsibility.
Here, those responsibilities and the authority FHFA received
to address them were well-defined, and yet FHFA disregarded
them. In so doing, FHFA abandoned the protection of the
anti-injunction provision, and it should be required to defend
against the Institutional and Class Plaintiffs’ claims.defined, and yet FHFA disregarded
them. In so doing, FHFA abandoned the protection of the
anti-injunction provision, and it should be required to defend
against the Institutional and Class Plaintiffs’ claims.