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We Figured It Out!
Published: Friday, September 15, 2006 3:24 PM PDT
Let me get this straight. So two county supervisors, the mayor, Mike Aguirre and Scott Peters get together for a "historic" announcement about the Chargers situation. (Shameless plug alert!) I was on the radio when the news broke. But I got back and heard something was going on. Then I see this news.
So now I think I'm clear on what they announced. It goes something like this:
We, the collected leaders of the city and county of San Diego, are here to announce a plan to get together to do a study that will show us how to form a plan to do something (we don't yet know what it is) that will facilitate the construction of a new stadium for the San Diego Chargers.
Now please, friends and countrymen, won't you recognize our collective achievement and leadership on this issue?
Duly recognized.
-- SCOTT LEWIS
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Scott Lewis on Politics
The Scott Lewis on Politics blog, abbreviated cleverly as SLOP, is a collection of observations, insights and the occasional scoop on public affairs in San Diego. Please feel free to e-mail Scott at scott.lewis@voiceofsandiego.org.
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