Marion Jones was released from prison on Friday morning in San Antonio after serving a six-month sentence for her little white lie to federal prosecutors about her use of steroids.

Jones took a banned substance, tetrahydrogestrinone (THG), known as “the clear,” before the 2000 Olympics in Sydney and later lied to federal prosecutors about her usage.

Thanks to athletes like Jones, who cheated by using performance enhancing drugs, the track & field community is left to question any athlete that has great success in the sport.

Jones, 32, now faces the challenge of trying to rebuild her life after she was stripped of her Olympic medals and wiped from the record books.

Good luck with that, Marion.

Jones and hundreds of other felons wrote President Bush to seek pardon and commutations for their felony crimes.

With the President wrapping up his final term in office, the race is on in order for Dubaya to snap his grubby little fingers and wipe clean any felony wrongdoing.

Jones, who has been in prison since March, is wrapping up a six-months sentence for lying to federal agents in the BALCO steroid investigation.

It’s hard to feel sorry for any person who has not only lied to federal prosecutors but also to her fans for most of her career.

Here’s to George Bush finally doing something right and stamping “Denied” on Marion’s pardon request.