Stockton born-and-bred Dean Spanos will likely spend well north of $10 million to get his $1.8 billion taxpayer-subsidized Chargers stadium and meeting complex on the ballot in November, ordinarily making him the prohibitive favorite to …
Dean Spanos
Posted July 20, 2015
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The billionaires who get governments to subsidize sports stadiums induce billiousness.
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