Public Opinion
That message of the day on espn was not targeted at anyone following even the basic facts of the unfolding story. It was about influencing the espn consumer who reads their cycling content. (Lots of people)
Trying to drill down into the message is a fools errand. I think the point is to sow seeds of (uninformed) doubt about USADA.
Espn's complicity is shameless, but that's par for the MSM course.
IMHO, Race Radio should keep his inside info out of the forum until it's published elsewhere. By then, it's old news. I know it's fun and kind of exciting, but in this case, allegations that some riders have already sung could be useful to the Pharmstrong campaign. Nothing personal against Race Radio. The more Team Pharmstrong has to struggle without information, the better. Well, maybe Race Radio would consider publishing false information?
That message of the day on espn was not targeted at anyone following even the basic facts of the unfolding story. It was about influencing the espn consumer who reads their cycling content. (Lots of people)
Trying to drill down into the message is a fools errand. I think the point is to sow seeds of (uninformed) doubt about USADA.
Espn's complicity is shameless, but that's par for the MSM course.
IMHO, Race Radio should keep his inside info out of the forum until it's published elsewhere. By then, it's old news. I know it's fun and kind of exciting, but in this case, allegations that some riders have already sung could be useful to the Pharmstrong campaign. Nothing personal against Race Radio. The more Team Pharmstrong has to struggle without information, the better. Well, maybe Race Radio would consider publishing false information?