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Sorry, Fannie Mae: We Won't Get Fooled Again

By Stephen Moore
Wednesday, April 23 2025

Anyone remember back in 2008 when the housing market collapsed and the stock market crashed, with many tens of millions of Americans seeing their lifetime savings nearly wiped out? Apparently the politicians in Washington are suffering amnesia – even though it was the worst crash since the Great Depression. What else has been conveniently forgotten inside the swamp is that the institution that lost the most money and required the biggest tax bailout wasn't any of the major banks that teetered on the verge of bankruptcy but Fannie Mae – the government-guaranteed…

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