Replies to post #739869 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[kthomp19]

The judges, whether R or D don't just predetermine which lawsuit it will side with the government on. These same so called anti GSE judges have ruled previously against the government

You're right that the party of the president that appointed a judge is not a perfect predictor of how they will rule in any of the NWS cases.

However, in this particular case, we have already seen how the same judges who will hear the appeal (presumably the entire Fifth Circuit en banc) voted on the APA and constitutional claims the first time around.

Saying that any judge appointed by a Republican president will vote for us and any judge appointed by a Democratic president will vote against is oversimplification. But that already happened in this very case in the Fifth Circuit, so it is reasonable to expect it to happen again.

[JosephS]

Show me a 100 billion dollar judgment for Lamberth’s bench, please.

Judges definitely can impact a case

See en banc and SCOTUS

When they determine that a conservator doesn’t need to conserve, it is evident that judges are political just like the people who appoint them

[bcde]

"The judges, whether R or D don't just predetermine which lawsuit it will side with the government on."

How do you know? Then why there are ugly hearings on party lines?