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By Catherine Davis | August 8, 2018
Commentator, Chief Editor, L&SS

How many people would love to get inside information in order to make thousands or millions from said info? I know I would love it. However, I am not willing to risk my freedom to obtain wealth. It seems to me that public officials and other public figures still haven't learned the lesson regarding living above the law of the land of the US.

They (public officials) and such feel as if they can get away with crimes that the ordinary citizens are sent to jail for committing. 

They spend countless hours each day contemplating how they could get over financially (meaning, get extra cash without working hard and earning it legitimately for it - they want free monies). Oh, they don't listen to the "hype" that should they take risk, there would be an enormous chance they'll get caught - they think they're prepared to deal with the consequences of being caught whatever those may be. Most of these miscreants do not shy away from the dangers or threats of prison. Who knows, maybe they were lied to about 'White-Collar' crime punishments. 

Maybe they have lofty visions of Federal prison where 'W-C' offenders carry out their sentences.  And indeed, they may be correct about those visions. Truly there are prisons where convicts live that are luxurious and make regular prisons look like 3rd world facilities. "Not the norm law-breakers"! Yes, there are prisons for non-violent offenders where one could be free to leave a facility during the day. But, they are still prisoners and have to answer to other adults for things that free adults do not have to. An example of that is when they have to eat and when it's lights out and time for bed.

Mr. Chris Collins had a talk with is son Cameron Collins who almost immediately sold his investment stock in Innate where he (Chris) was on the board. nbc news

The public figure who comes to mind is Martha Stewart who served 5 months in Federal prison for Insider Trading:

 On this day in 2005, billionaire mogul Martha Stewart is released from a federal prison near Alderson, West Virginia, after serving five months for lying about her sale of ImClone stock in 2001. Source: 

LIVE: Prosecutors hold news conference after New York Rep. Chris Collins arrested on insider trading charges. https://t.co/8dDYzUWRzp https://t.co/TWiAF6JYpP

— NBC News (@NBCNews) August 8, 2018

U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman announces criminal charges against GOP Rep. Chris Collins.

"These charges are a reminder that this is a nation of laws, and that everybody stands equal before the bar of justice." https://t.co/8UXOTsCk75 pic.twitter.com/3iM84yAVIl

— ABC News (@ABC) August 8, 2018

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Martha Stewart is like wine she just gets better with age. Secondly, Her felony stint was a cultural study in the art of prison cuisine. pic.twitter.com/S8GSSNEuSO

— Carlos Danger □ (@BaskInGrask) August 8, 2018

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