Relevant:
- Lawmakers Mulling Fate of Fannie Mae Split on U.S. Mortgage-Finance Role
- After the bailout: few fans but no fix for Fannie and Freddie
- Battered mortgage giants spent about $186 million on lobbying, political contributions
- World markets soar after Freddie, Fannie bailouts
- Watchdog: Housing regulator should be more active
2010-12-11 — nytimes.com
"Because subsidizing housing through Fannie and Freddie is a time-honored tradition in Washington, Mr. Smith is sure to encounter enormous political interference as he walks the tightrope of overseeing the mortgage giants and working with Congress to determine their fate."
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