Replies to post #749245 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[FOFreddie]

Thank you NeoSunTzu - really appeciate you comments about the work of Robert. He is real patriot in my mind and I was trying to joust back in respect for all the work and contributions to this Board. I mentioned the fact that the author was a 2nd year intern because I had noticed you had been very diligent in a previous post and mentioned a footnote.

The blog on the MQD seems to be very good and the references to the Judge Gorsuch's opinions will be playing out real time as SCOTUS considers the student loan forgiveness case. What I think or what anyone thinks about the MQD does not matter since it will be further refined by SCOTUS in an opinion we will see by July at the latest.

My purpose is to bring balance to the Board since I am concerned that some on this Board have a vested interest adverse to common and JPS shareholders. I dont believe it is in any shareholders interest to demean the property rights and reasonable expectations of shareholders. Personally I own very little common but believe that a fair resolution for common is a good thing for JPS also since it is foundational to fair treatment for JPS shareholders also.

Thanks again for the follow up and your thoughts.

[Robert from yahoo bd]

Thanks Neo! I've been holding this stock since I worked at Fannie Mae from 1988-1993, (TH had a mustache back then and was already in Sr. Mgmt!)

I've invested in the GSES for decades and am saddened and as frustrated as everyone and would prefer this bizarre drama end ASAP!

But I've accepted the fact that it's unlikely to be resolved quickly, simply because the federal government is so recalcitrant about the NWS and accepting zero culpability for their bad acts here.

You're a great well reasoned contributor and I hope you hang around and give us your wisdom, I can tell you likely have advanced degree(s) in probably business or something and your insights are always welcome here I hope.

The Constitutional arguments surrounding this fact pattern are outstanding and maybe, just maybe, we can get our companies back and make our government work better in the long run.