I believe he is genuinely remorseful that he got caught. He is a despicable weasel who used his money and power to legally harrass and financially destroy those who tried to expose him and put a t legal risk those he made complicit. If this was just about his doping and getting caught and losing his titles etc fine, but he hurt other people in order to perpetuate his cheating. That is unacceptable (and now I hope will be the subject of a class-action suit that will ruin him in the same way)
>Hi Mike,
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>> seems genuinely remorseful
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>Sorry to be cynical, but why he may feel some remorse, but this was a carefully planned PR exercise. It was just part of a by-the-book plan to get him back into consideration for public speaking and possibly politics.
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>Doug
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