[FatherofFive]

This is so sad. Armstrong was a model of American exceptionalism, and true grit in overcoming cancer.

Will be interested in seeing the particulars.

[yadent]

Could it be his particular cancer was caused by his choice of performance enhancing steroids/drugs??

[gunsequalfreedom]

This is so sad. Armstrong was a model of American exceptionalism, and true grit in overcoming cancer.

I don't feel the least bit sorry for the cheating %$%##$%!!! and neither should you. His announcement does not deserve him the least bit of praise and Oprah should cancel his interview.

[Cementjungle]

He’s the model of the American liberal. Get ahead by cheating and using the sympathy card.

[Toadman]

Agreed. I used to really admire Lance. Now I’m disappointed. I read about the manner in which he left his wife, treated his support folks, and denied that he doped. I always thought it was a vindictive former employee getting some payback.

Now it looks like much of the claims are true. Do the good results from the “Livestrong” organization vindicate him?

Did he create “Livestrong” to enhance his own ego or did he do it out of a genuine concern? I know that if I were a cancer survivor that was alive because of the assistance of “Livestrong,” I would care less.

If I was a competitor on the Tour de France, I’d be pissed.