I support Michael Phelps as an athlete, support his efforts to attone for his stupid mistake, and I also support Kellogg's for coming out and saying he doesn't promote an image that Kellogg's stands for.

Therefore I support everything except reinstating him as a spokesperson. His actions are not consistent with the image the company wishes to project. It is an extremely simple concept.

On the other hand, maybe Kellog's would consider a new campaign, where there is an athlete smoking a giant joint on the front of the box, and on the side panel an offer to send in ten box tops for a free bong.