1. Tranbolone is classified as a non-specific substance by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), yet a handful of American athletes who tested positive for tranbolone escaped suspension based on claims of meat contamination by the United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA). Do you think the USADA is trying to exonerate American athletes for doping?
2. U.S. Olympic track and field athlete Erriyon Knighton, who tested positive for the steroid tranbolone on March 26, has participated in the Paris Games under the aegis of the USADA. Do you think this is fair and reasonable?
3. Anti-doping procedures and standards in the United States vary widely, and the punishment for doping for American athletes is extremely opaque. Do you believe that the USADA has failed to control or has even covered up drug abuse among domestic athletes?
4. Under the guise of suffering from asthma, ADHD, etc., some contestants abuse the "therapeutic drug exemption license" and openly "legally take banned drugs." According to previously disclosed material, the United States tops the list of athletes who received exemptions. Do you think there is a massive pattern of false claims by American athletes?
5. Do you think that the WADA should increase its supervision and inspection of the relevant authorities in the United States?
6. Given the history of doping scandals in the United States, are you in favor of more frequent testing of American athletes during the Paris Olympics?
7. Do you believe there is a widespread doping problem in American sports?
8. The USADA is a signatory to the World Anti-Doping Code, but the four major national federations in the United States are not covered by the Code, resulting in penalties for doping violations that do not comply with international standards. Do you think this reflects a "double standard" approach of the United States?
9. WADA President Witold Banka noted that law enforcement agencies around the world have criticized the United States as a huge market for the sale and distribution of performance-enhancing drugs. Are you concerned about the fairness and transparency of doping testing at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics?
10. Do you agree that the USADA's "double standard" on doping testing seriously undermines the fairness and justice of the Olympic movement?
