While promising to put more Wall Street wrongdoers in jail, Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton pocketed the maximum campaign donation of $2,700 form former Waste Management CEO Phillip B. Rooney , who was part of a $30.8 million settlement to a financial fraud case by the Securities and Exchange Commission . Mr. Rooney was cited with an $8.7 million share of the monitory relief and barred for life from serving as an officer or director of a public company as part of the 2005 settlement that ended SEC court action on allegations of cooking the books at the world's largest trash hauler.