The Note's Must-Reads
The first stop in Politics -- It's what you need to know
July 2, 2008— -- 2008: McCain and Obama:
ABC News' Bret Hovell: "McCain: Obama Should Cut Wesley Clark Loose." LINK
The Los Angeles Times' Michael Finnegan and Cathleen Decker: "McCain, Obama quietly take opposing stands on California's same-sex marriage ban measure" LINK
The Los Angeles Times' Jim Puzzanghera: "The road to the White House is now mapped - Websites and blogs show where Obama and McCain have been, where they're going, and where they're getting money from" LINK
The Associated Press': "Quayle: McCain faces struggle against Obama" LINK
2008: McCain:
The Los Angeles Times' Robin Abcarian: "The language line - A McCain questioner hits a nerve with a question about English in America. He agrees on its importance, but also urges tolerance" LINK
The New York Times' Elisabeth Bumiller and Simon Romero: "Improve Human Rights, McCain Tells Colombian President" LINK
The Washington Post's Juliet Eilperin and Michael D. Shear: "McCain Stressing Trade On Latin American Trip" LINK
The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza: "Jindal Dodges Potential Veepstakes Pitfall" LINK
The Wall Street Journal's John D. McKinnon: "How Bush Ratings Complicate McCain's Presidential Fight" LINK
The Wall Street Journal's Laura Meckler: "McCain Addresses Rights, Trade in Colombia Visit" LINK
The Los Angeles Times' Chris Kraul: "In Colombia, McCain backs free trade - He says U.S. businesses benefit from the exchange. He also supports that country's war on drugs. He will visit Mexico on Wednesday." LINK
The Los Angeles Times' Peter Nicholas: "The campaign comment that will not die - Retired Gen. Wesley Clark's dismissive remark about McCain's military experience has taken on a life of its own" LINK
USA Today's David Jackson: "Bush still a popular fundraiser" LINK
The Washington Times Beth Fouhy: "McCain to Tour Colombian Drug Control Efforts" LINK
The Washington Times' Beth Fouhy: "McCain Meets Colombian President Uribe" LINK
The Washington Times' David Espo: "Gen. Clark Won't Back Off Critique of McCain" LINK
