Ponzi scheme against Travis Kelce gets 11-year sentence, two weeks after $100 million scheme gets none.

“Same trick every time, folks — steal a hundred million from regular investors and the case just sits there, indicted, waiting; steal a third that much off a guy who plays football on television and you're sentenced before the month's out. The Medicaid money — your money, the stuff that pays for people who actually need a nurse to show up — that one's worth six years, half what the celebrity case pulled for half the theft. It's not that the math is broken, it's that the math was never the point — whose column the loss lands in was always the point.”