Replies to post #797702 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[DaJester]

"It said that FHFA can use its power to act in its own interest to override other duties HERA imposes on FHFA, like their obligation to conserve and preserve FnF's assets."

SCOTUS said FHFA is legally entitled to that action, much like the Govt can run a highway through your yard. It is not illegal to do so. Did the SCOTUS also say that there is no repercussions? If so, the Lamberth verdict is in jeopardy.