The Note's Must-Reads

May 8, 2007— -- MUST-READS

ABC's Jake Tapper: "Congress Seeks to Define 'Timetable' in Iraq Legislation"LINK

USA Today's Susan Page: "Poll: Clinton rebounds over Obama"LINK

Washington Time's Christina Bellantoni: "Gore backers hold on to cash"LINK

2008:

The Boston Globe's Susan Milligan: "Resisting Sin City, candidates give in to Nevada"LINK

Associated Press: "Voter access to presidential candidates varies widely: But all seek to convey sense of openness"LINK

Vanity Fair's James Wolcott: "The YouTube Election"LINK

2008: Debates:

Washington Post editorial: "Building a Better Debate"LINK

Des Moines Register's David Yepsen: "For better debates: Fewer, later, topic-focused"LINK

Politico's Roger Simon: "Notes from Mars: Why humans hate politics"LINK

2008: Republicans:

Washington Post's Eugene Robinson: "Ten Candidates Wide, But Not Very Deep"LINK

The Arizona Republic's Dan Nowicki: "Different Polls Place Guiliani Far Ahead, Even with McCain"LINK

Washington Times' Donald Lambro: "GOP hopefuls hold edge in favorability"LINK

2008: Republicans: McCain:

The Hotline: "McCain's Political Director Steps Down"LINK

New Hampshire Union Leader's John Distaso: "Dennehy leaves McCain campaign post"LINK

The Hill's Susan Crabtree: "McCain swears off tribal money, but accepts contributions from lobbyists"LINK

Des Moines Register's Thomas Beaumont: "McCain: Public opinion on Iraq can be swayed"LINK

The Hill's Aaron Blake: "McCain strategy memo emphasizes state polls"LINK