The Note's Must-Reads

September 29, 2008— -- 2008: McCain and Obama:

ABC News' Ron Claiborne, John Berman and Kristin Red-Horse: "Obama: McCain 'Katrina-Like' on Economy" LINK

The Boston Herald's Joe Dwinell: "National Polls Put Barack Obama Out in Front" LINK

The New York Sun's Editorial: "Plus Ça Change" LINK

The Washington Times' Tom Raum: "Obama, McCain Give Measured Support for Bailout" LINK

Newsweek's Jon Meacham and Evan Thomas: "The Virtues of Their Vices" LINK

The New York Times' Steve Lohr: "Opening Step on Long Road" LINK

The New York Times' Patrick Healy: "On Bailout, Candidates Were Surely Themselves" LINK

The Washington Post's Peter Slevin: "33 Pastors Flout Tax Law With Political Sermons" LINK

The Washington Post's Michael D. Shear and Perry Bacon Jr.: "Obama and McCain Express Cautious Support for Bailout" LINK

The Washington Post's Howard Kurtz: "'Substantive' Press Is Taken for a Spin" LINK

The Politico's Carrie Budoff Brown and Amie Parnes: "McCain, Obama may skip bailout vote" LINK

The Wall Street Journal's Douglas Belkin: "Undecided's Think It Over - Swing-State Voters Can Make Up Minds in Unexpected Ways" LINK

The Wall Street Journal's Amy Chozick: "Candidates Lay Claim to Middle Class and Support Bailout" LINK

The Los Angeles Times' Bob Pool and My-Thuan Tran: "Orange County pastors test the IRS rule against politicking" LINK

The Los Angeles Times' Noam N. Levey: "Obama increases lead over McCain slightly since debate" LINK

USA Today's David Jackson: "After debate, candidates back on campaign trail" LINK

USA Today's Jessie Halladay: "Kentucky doesn't just fall left or right on political scale" LINK

Bloomberg's Heidi Przybyla: "Obama Keeps Advantage Over McCain in Post-Debate Poll (Update1)" LINK

The Hills' Staff: "Leaders Rally Troops For Historic Vote" LINK

The Associated Press' Tom Raum: "Obama, McCain Give Measured Support for Bailout" LINK

The Associated Press' Jesse J. Holland: "Obama Calls McCain Economic Ideas 'Out of Touch'" LINK

The Associated Press: "Candidates Cautiously Back Bailout" LINK

The Associated Press: "All Eyes on Thursday's VP Debate" LINK