GARY G. MILLER: “the principal consideration, perhaps the only consideration for FHFA as conservator of Fannie and Freddie should be…”

To preserve the countercyclical role, FHA must lessen taxpayer exposure.

I will say this. I could not help, Mr. Chairman. You know, our country right now is going through a heated debate on guns and gun safety.

NAFCU believes that any relief efforts should not bifurcate the industry by asset size and would not support such an approach.

I have always had a problem with the way they were fundamentally flawed. You had a hybrid situation where the private sector made all the profits, and the taxpayers took all the risk, which was problematic from the beginning.