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Commentary: Federal Watchdog Overrides Fannie and Freddie, Overruns Taxpayer Protections on Credit Scoring
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Commentary: Federal Watchdog Overrides Fannie and Freddie, Overruns Taxpayer Protections on Credit Scoring
Suppose Sunday’s Super Bowl contest had nothing to do with the strengths of each team in full view of fans, expert commentators, and officials on the sidelines of the football field. Rather, a “super-referee” could have decided what those fans and commentators got to see, while those officials would have no final say over the scoreboard. Instead, the super-referee would call the winner, regardless of the actual state of play.
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