Replies to post #721846 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

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Nice to see you are still here Patel.

''It seems that some Government officials never learn that the cover-up can be worse than the underlying conduct. Most shocking to this court, and deeply disappointing, is that the Department of Justice would participate in such conduct.''

After concluding that the Administration had acted in bad faith, Judge Lamberth declared, ''This type of conduct is reprehensible, and the Government must be held accountable for it.''

Slam dunk.

[Hvp123]

In fact, Judge Lamberth said, the working groups included scores of people from private industry, including managed care executives with potential conflicts of interest.
The Administration offered to open the records of Mrs. Clinton's task force in September 1994, but ''the White House did not fulfill its promises'' until it was forced to do so, after several months of prodding by the plaintiffs, Judge Lamberth said.
After unsuccessful efforts to settle the lawsuit, the Administration decided to release most of the documents prepared by the task force, avoiding the need for a trial.

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He ordered the Government to pay $285,864 to one of the plaintiffs, the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, to cover lawyers' fees and other costs. The money will presumably come from the Federal Treasury, not from the personal bank accounts of Administration officials.

Hopefully this time around the money will include money from personal bank accounts of Administration officials. How sweet would that be! The crimes committed here are on a whole other level.

[skeptic7]

As you can see, nothing but #LipService