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Arnold Schwarzenegger is opposed to the proposition that would ban same sex marriage in California, but he has yet to campaign against the measure. But that doesn't mean that he can't still be an influential figure in the most controversial issue on the Nov. 4 ballot.
That's the latest column in the print edition of Variety, which you can read here.
Wilshire & Washington highlights the enduring relationship between entertainment and politics. More than a mere curiosity, the intersection of these worlds play out daily in fund raising, celebrity causes, show business lobbying and creative expression. Variety managing editor Ted Johnson provides the daily dose with contributions from reporters in L.A. and D.C.
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