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Al Sharpton is envious of Tiger's "success," both on and off the golf course.
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I read something at another site that compared Woods' image and the way it has been handled to President Zero's.
There was also something there that hinted that Zero goes both ways (and has no racial preferences either). This was the first I had heard of this coming from a credible site. Maybe that explains Chris Matthews' obsession with the Zero?
"Sharpton claims that the lack of African-American women among Woods’ harem will have a negative affect on the black community, specifically young black girls."
Al Sharpton is envious of Tiger's "success," both on and off the golf course.
Honestly, I could care less about what Al Sharpton thinks about anything but I wager that no one is really very envious of Tiger right about now.
So what that Tiger is worth a billion $$$, he is in a full meltdown free fall and the only person who probably could have stopped it no longer walks this earth.
Like i give a rats ass what AL SHARPTON thinks, are you kidding! Ok is this a joke, and i guess it is on me.
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