Why Dimon Victory May Be Taxpayers' Regret

FORTUNE -- The very people who should care most about JP Morgan's shareholder votes on Tuesday may be people who don't own a single share of the bank's stock. They are the people who saw their savings wiped out by the derivatives and securitizations boom that fueled the last financial crisis. They are the people who lost their jobs and are still looking. They are people buried in paperwork on bank debts they don't owe. And they're the new grads who haven't found a job worthy of their education because the economy is still regaining its feet from the biggest recession since the great depression.