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Source: FOX News
Summary
ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith criticized Tiger Woods for his concerns about privacy after being arrested on DUI charges. Woods said he would step away from golf to seek treatment. Smith appeared on “First Take” and expressed frustration with Woods’ statements, saying that what matters is that he stays away from driving while intoxicated, not his personal life.
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The game followed a familiar script.
Tiger Woods’ DUI arrest is the third time he’s been behind the wheel inebriated.
He’s lucky he didn’t kill someone or himself.
Stephen A. Smith isn’t buying Woods’ concerns about privacy.
This is about staying away from driving while drunk, not his personal life.
Original Observation: It’s not about Woods’ private life, it’s about the public’s right to worry about his safety and others on the road.
Author: Evan Null
