Lance Armstrong Quits Livestrong to Save It
Would you donate to the Livestrong Foundation if Lance Armstrong weren't a part of it? That's the hope behind his resignation from the board the cancer charity he helped to found.
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The AP reports that Armstrong did indeed confess to doping in his Oprah interview, and CBS News has confirmed that Armstrong "has indicated a willingness to testify against others." Winfrey is expected to offer a preview in the latest stop in a series of private mea culpas that suggest he may really be telling all.
Would you donate to the Livestrong Foundation if Lance Armstrong weren't a part of it? That's the hope behind his resignation from the board the cancer charity he helped to found.
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