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Schwarzenegger has other vulnerabilities, including allegations of groping and womanizing. When he contemplated running for governor last year, a Davis strategist bombarded newsroom fax machines with articles detailing such claims -- and one of the same negative articles already has re-circulated.

Schwarzenegger denied the allegations at the time, and some of his co-stars came to his defense. During his appearance on the Leno show, he quickly sought to inoculate himself against such charges, saying he knew the attacks against him would include branding him as "a womanizer."

California Democratic Party spokesman Bob Mulholland said the party would be focusing on the first part of the ballot and trying to convince voters to vote no on the recall.

As for Schwarzenegger: "We'll leave most of it to the tabloids," Mulholland said.

He couldn't resist adding, "We don't need a governor who will sign an executive order ordering all women and state employees to wear dresses." Schwarzenegger was once quoted saying he wouldn't let his mother and wife wear pants when they're with him.