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Fabiani pushes Chargers stadium at Tailgate Park
I am deeply puzzled by those who complain about our stadium. For forty years I have attended a wide variety of events there, and always thought it was a marvelous example of public architecture, sited in the best climate and location this fortunate city has to offer. The trolley line makes it better than ever. Mr. Bauder, you explained why the Padres moved; to perpetrate a real estate scam through the power of eminent domain. The previous Charger proposals fit this pattern, but this latest one doesn't. The new location is only better if you want to score crack on the way to the game. How do the Chargers make money out of this? Regardless, the Chargers have found excuses to tear up multiple agreements. I can't believe they are bargaining in good faith. The slander on the stadium is just another excuse. SAVE SAN DIEGO STADIUM— December 30, 2009 4:32 p.m.