Marzol/Pinto??
IMO, Adolfo is the more balanced but I have no idea how he views the institutions or his time at Fannie.
I know Adolfo is an R and I suspect Ed is, too; Ed is far more GSE negative, publicly at least.
I forgot in my initial suggestion of Marzol--screaming in his favor--is Adolfo now works as a senior advisor to HUD's Ben Carson; Ed still is at AEI spinning his venomous tales of Fannie only buying "subprime" in the 90's, a theory which has been rejected by most knowledgeable observers as well in all of the public data Fannie filed with OFHEO, SEC, investors, and the Street, when it was exclusively a shareholder-owned company.