SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Arnold Schwarzenegger, who calls himself the "people's governor" of California, took questions on Monday from members of the public not chosen by his staff -- a relatively rare event in a highly scripted ballot measure campaign.
During a live television appearance, the former actor and bodybuilder smoothly fielded polite questions on four ballot measures in a special election he has called for Nov. 8.
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