The Eye of the Tiger Woods


Cheers go out to Tiger Woods, who had this to say about the war:

I have great respect for the men and women fighting overseas to protect our way of life in Iraq and other parts of the world. As the son of an Army officer, I understand the strength, courage and discipline required to successfully carry out their missions in hostile environments and feel tremendous pride they are representing us.

Obviously, no one likes war. Our Congress and President tried hard to avoid the use of force, but ultimately decided it was the best course of action. I like the assertiveness shown by President Bush and think we owe it to our political and military leaders, along with our brave soldiers to be as supportive as possible during these difficult and trying times. I just wanted to take this opportunity to let our forces know that I am thinking about you and wishing you and your families the best.

It's refreshing to finally hear a celebrity make some sense. This is about the first positive celebrity statement I've heard since R. Lee Ermy told Babs she was so ugly she could be a modern art masterpiece.

(link via Taranto)


Category:  Celebrities Unscripted
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