Capitalism can't work properly if risk-takers are insulated from the consequences of bad bets. The #1 priority should be making sure that no institution is "too big to fail" next time we get what is effectively a global margin call.
The capitalist would advocate for the government to stop unconditionally underwriting mortgages under the guise of promoting home ownership.
If you have means other than government interaction to control the size of business, I'd love to hear it. (Unless you're saying that huge, pivotal companies failing and damaging the lives of all those around it should be encouraged and welcomed. But that's what these two are saying needs to be avoided.)
Where? Actual citations needed, not just handwaving about "conservatives".
I note that the tea party is very opposed to bank bailouts.
The train of thought on Fox News goes like this: banks are private business, if they go bankrupt, FDIC takes over deposits, FDIC is government, government is socialism - so if you allow banks to fail you are socialist.