[MadIvan]

Good for her, I suppose.

Regards, Ivan

[MadIvan]

Ping!

[monkapotamus]

I really liked her Food Network show. More than any other show/host, I'd find myself saying, "That looks good - I want to try that!" (referring to the food) I hope it returns when she gets out of the slammer.

[orangelobster]

I'm probably in the minority here, but I like martha and think she got screwed. I bought in for stock at $10 a share before the trial started and have reaped a hefty windfall. Martha did a good job for me. With all the grotesque tv shows on daytime TV I think her show was comparitely tastefull. she brought good taste to a lot of people that had none. I hope she does well when she gets out of the pokey.

[taxesareforever]

I wonder if the government is saying "We sure taught her a lesson". Kind of neat to see the government get the short end of the stick on this one.

[montag813]

Jim Cramer says MSO will plunge when Stewart is released. We shall see. Quite a ride.

[freekitty]

Say, "Can you hire a publicity firm" so you can be a crook and make a lot of money.

I still say Martha Stewart was stockbroker and knew the rules. It's too bad other things got in the way of her punishment.

[Dutchy]

Ahhhh... 500+ million dollars in the value of her stock, America what a country! and free market capitalism, what a system!!

[hosepipe]

[ Stewart prompted derision after her sentencing when she said that Nelson Mandela, who spent 27 years in jail in apartheid South Africa, would serve as her model for coping with prison. ]

LoL....
She's a comedian without a clue..
Mandela then proceeded to reduce South Africa to Ghetto status..
Then to what is now.. sub-Ghetto status..