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Davis, Bustamante Upset That Popular Guy Leads Polls

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      LOS ANGELES—Arnold Schwarzenegger came under fire from California's top two elected Democrats Tuesday, who charged that the actor-turned-candidate was only leading the polls because of his popularity.

      A Schwarzenegger campaign official quickly released a statement reminding Davis and Bustamante that they were "just a couple of nerds with no friends who wore pocket protectors and did all sorts of stupid nerd stuff. . . . [Read Article]

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