Huh? No. One has nothing to do with the other. Fannie is one tiny sliver of all the things Washington is dealing with. If they dont cut it loose then it would be "wound down" with all the assets sold off or some comparable strategy that is a monumental undertaking. There will be far more willpower coming in from shareholders and the company then from politicians who have reelection and world problems to worry about. The politicians have already kicked the can on Fannie for some time. Now the shareholders/company side has stable footing, and now what appears to be the mother of all tailwinds. Jmo.
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