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Fannie Mae

Government move could pump $200 billion into mortgage market

The government on Wednesday relaxed capital requirements at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as part of a plan to quickly inject an additional $200 billion of financing for housing loans.

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leo from shanghai
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Mar 20, 2008
 
$30,000,000,000.00+ bonuses paid to wall street gangsters in january. LIAR LOANS! DEBT PIMPS! BIG CASINO! how many times can george w. bush buy the BROOKLYN BRIDGE!
Mandy
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Mar 30, 2008
 
It's his money to spend, right? Vote for corporation Presidents, what do you expect? War, high gas prices,predatory lending, out-sourced labor, inferior and even deadly imported products, materials , medicines and food. The money would be better spent on helping the homeowners get manageable 30 year fixed mortgages and screw the hand out to the gansta mortgage lenders.
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