Replies to post #750501 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

I think CATO is probably just a think tank, I don't think they bankroll litigation seeking redressability for the numerous victims of federal agency overreach.

NCLA and PLF do and I think there is another nonprofit in NYC that does it.

If you had enough money from some of the 8,000+ existing common and jps Shareholders you could start a litigation/investment fund or partnership, say 80% to buy up distressed shares and 20% for targeted litigation and lobbying. You could even do tranches of potential payouts to satisfy different investor needs.

Or just live with the idea that you're holding an option on the eventual release from the conservatorships. It may or may not end during our lifetimes.

But I can guarantee you that the current administration is not thinking about how to act benevolently towards the 'evil big corporations Shareholders and/or hedge fund guys'.