[ponygirl]

The big difference between Tiger and Obama, as the article points out near the end, is that Tiger has an obvious natural talent to fall back on if he can refocus in the midst of the maelstrom around him. Obama has proven no ability and no talent, unless you call teleprompter reading a talent, and therefore will have nothing to fall back on when the masses finally turn on him.

Unfortunately, the country will wind up being the focus of his destructive anger once that happens.

I'm finding all this unfolding around Tiger very revealing. A few years back, a friend-of-a-friend of the family, who worked for Tiger, quit after becoming disillusioned with having to deal with the "Black Mafia" surrounding him. I had never viewed Woods as a Black Mafia sort of guy (honestly never followed him very closely), but seems like all kinds of revelations are now coming out in the media.

Whatever happens, I will continue to appreciate Tiger's athletic talent and his respect for our military. But I'll never again hold him up as a role model of an exceptional person.

[Don Corleone]

Unfortunately, the country will wind up being the focus of his destructive anger once that happens.

Like that's not happening now??

[Milton Miteybad]

The big difference between Tiger and Obama, as the article points out near the end, is that Tiger has an obvious natural talent to fall back on if he can refocus in the midst of the maelstrom around him. Obama has proven no ability and no talent, unless you call teleprompter reading a talent, and therefore will have nothing to fall back on when the masses finally turn on him.


A very astute observation.