Hold on a second, are you implying that TARP money, i.e. the cash I had earned and paid in taxes, should be used to rescue "unhappy and frustrated" credit-lovin

Hold on a second, are you implying that TARP money, i.e. the cash I had earned and paid in taxes, should be used to rescue "unhappy and frustrated" credit-loving consumers like yourself, who just happen to love his $750K Arizona (!) house so-o-o-o much that I'm supposed to feel sympathetic for you? Since apparently I am paying for this mess along with millions of other young working professionals, foreclosures is what we want. Yes, foreclosures and 3x reduction in real estate prices, because our economy doesn't pay salaries that let us save up $750K for a house in the middle of nowhere. Your "investment" should be up for sale for $350K and you should be rebuilding your credit while living in an apartment. And please leave banks out of it. They only gave you what you asked them for.