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	Comments on: NFL heavy hitters meet in AZ; continue momentum toward L.A. franchise	</title>
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		By: Richard Rider		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[By having a stadium in LA, the NFL can then blackmail city after city -- threatening to move &quot;their&quot; team to LA to join the Rams.  Given that the Rams owner seems willing to build such a private stadium, it&#039;s a great NFL play call.

But I&#039;m hoping that at least San Diego will say &quot;no mas&quot; to such pro sports subsidies.  We are cash strapped and facing BIG-time financial obligations -- pension shortfalls, retiree healthcare obligations (iffy) and -- most important -- up to a $5 billion infrastructure deficit.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By having a stadium in LA, the NFL can then blackmail city after city &#8212; threatening to move &#8220;their&#8221; team to LA to join the Rams.  Given that the Rams owner seems willing to build such a private stadium, it&#8217;s a great NFL play call.</p>
<p>But I&#8217;m hoping that at least San Diego will say &#8220;no mas&#8221; to such pro sports subsidies.  We are cash strapped and facing BIG-time financial obligations &#8212; pension shortfalls, retiree healthcare obligations (iffy) and &#8212; most important &#8212; up to a $5 billion infrastructure deficit.</p>
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