I hate to bring up Tiger Woods, but...

Tiger has lost his AT&T contract.

AT&T's logo appeared on the golfer's bag. The company did not comment on its reasons for dropping Woods.

The company was also the host of the AT&T National PGA event in July - something it says it will continue to sponsor.

In a terse statement, AT&T said: "We are ending our sponsorship agreement with Tiger Woods and wish him well in the future."

At least AT&T didn't comment on why they dropped Tiger. That's better than what Gator Aid did.

Soft drink brand Gatorade says it is to drop a Tiger Woods-endorsed product but said it was not related to revelations about the golfer's private life.

PepsiCo-owned Gatorade said the decision to axe the Tiger Focus drink was made a few months ago.

Hat tip to AT&T! Nice job AT&T by not insulting everyone by claiming that your issues with Tiger have nothing to do with his personal life. We all know that's the case.

I guess Gator Aid is worried about offending all of those athletes who cheat on their wives and get away with it...

This gets to my bigger point. This is the same sort of idiocy we are getting out of the government as of late. Every time there is news --which is obviously terror related-- we have these government boobs come out and say that terrorism is not suspected. Then what happens? We find out that the "alleged" suspect(s) have Muslim name(s), were under investigation (by some government agency) and have openly disclosed their feelings about this country.

If we can't count on the government to tell the truth when it's obvious; why in the hell should we trust what they tell us about health care!? Does anyone really believe that this bill is going to do what's promised? I just hope that the American people can put two and two together in time.

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