I have a perfect credit history with my mortgage company, why should I foot the bill for others who don’t?

Am I wrong for being happy that the bailout didn’t go through?

I mean, why should I pay for bad lending practices and loan repayment histories?

Hopefully people will execute more wisdom in their future home purchases.

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