What. A. Joke:

. . .Now FOX411.com has learned one of the bodybuilding community’s ruling bodies was considering punishing the staggered star.
The National Fitness Hall of Fame surveyed members this week to find out whether Schwarzenegger, who was inducted in 2005 for his lifelong contribution to the bodybuilding arena, and just two months ago received the distinguished “Fitness Spokesperson of the Century” Award, should be stripped of those titles.
“We here at The National Fitness Hall of Fame have received an overwhelming amount of feedback, from the public, expressing many emotions from disapproval and disgust to abhorrence and hatred. Cries to remove Arnold from The National Fitness Hall of Fame are many and far reaching,” the Hall of Fame (HOF) wrote in an email to all members on Monday, before asking them to email their thoughts on possible expulsion to HOF’s founder and executive director, John Figarelli.

Wait a minute. Schwarzenegger’s admitted steroid use during competitions is perfectly acceptable to this gaggle of overseers?

Here’s what Arnold said back in 2005 on steroid use:

Governor, movie star and former professional bodybuilder Arnold Schwarzenegger admits to using steroids, but says he has no regrets.
The seven-time Mr. Olympia winner told ABC News’s George Stephanopoulos that even knowing what he knows now about the performance-enhancing drugs, he would still have used them.
“I have no regrets about it,” said Schwarzenegger, “because at that time, it was something new that came on the market, and we went to the doctor and did it under doctors’ supervision. We were experimenting with it. It was a new thing. So you can’t roll the clock back and say, ‘Now I would change my mind on this.’ “
Still, Schwarzenegger says, he does not encourage anyone to use drugs. “Because it is the wrong message, like you say, to the children,” he said, adding, “But people should take food supplements, people should be able to take the vitamins and all of the nutritious stuff that is available, but stay away from drugs.”

Schwarzenegger owes everything he has — his money, his wife, his career, his fame, his family, his other family — to steroids. This doesn’t bother the National Fitness Hall of Fame. But having a baby with your maid — yes, it’s icky, but breaks no laws — that gets you kicked out?