Mark Fabiani Quotations

George Bush lied to the American people when he said he would run a positive campaign. Bush is losing and desperate, and now he has proven himself to be a hypocrite.

Our position is that we want to keep the team in San Diego and we're going to do everything possible to make that happen. We will explore all of our options within the county of San Diego the minute we're (contractually) able to do so.

We're not exploring San Antonio, and we've had no contact with anyone in San Antonio. We also haven't done any work to analyze that market.

We thought our lawyers did a great job ... I didn't hear any compelling reason why vote counting should be stopped. The best way to resolve this election dispute is count the votes, see who's ahead and call it a day.

Our position was and is that if we have an opportunity to explore other options in the county, then we'll do so.

It's tough to make a deal like this in seven months, but it's enough time to get a sense of whether something can get done or not. This does give us an opportunity to really figure out whether there's anything promising out there.

Bush is slightly ahead now, but that's because the Democratic strongholds in the state -- Dade County and Broward County -- have not had their votes counted yet.

I think I've heard that one before. But it comes down to the person. Anybody can deliver the line. The question is: Can you compartmentalize these issues so they don't consume you? And I think Bush's job is more difficult than Clinton's because the questions here go right to the heart of the presidency.

He got the most votes across the length and breadth of this country, so we are very proud of him.

We're determined to work with everyone. We believe that if we can sit down and talk about it (the stadium proposal), we can convince them it's a good idea.