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This chapter delves into the crucial yet underappreciated role of the Federal Housing Finance Agency in the U.S. mortgage market, highlighting the substantial impact of its leadership. It draws intriguing parallels between low-profile political figures and their more visible counterparts, while questioning the nature of political influence and the concept of 'attack dogs.'

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