The Note's Must-Reads
The first stop in Politics -- It's what you need to know
July 24, 2007— -- 2008: YouTube Debate:
ABC News' David Chalian: "Democrats Face YouTubers and Each Other"LINK
Associated Press' Nedra Pickler: "Dems Face Blunt Questions on Iraq, Draft"LINK
Washington Post's Dan Balz and Anne E. Kornblut: "Public Voice Adds Edge to Debate"LINK
Washington Post's Jose Antonio Vargas: "What's Up?: Questions From the People, Sharp to Strange"LINK
New York Times' Alessandra Stanley: "A Showcase for the YouTube Set Makes Voters the Stars"LINK
Boston Globe's Susan Milligan: "Via video, voters bluntly query Democratic field"LINK
Los Angeles Times' Mark Z. Barabak and Michael Finnegan: "YouTube presidential debate blazes trail"LINK
USA Today's Susan Page: "Public presses Dems with video questions"LINK
Politico's Ben Smith: "Video kills the old-media stars"LINK
Washington Times' Christina Bellantoni: "Democrats highlight differences in debate"LINK
Bloomberg's Catherine Dodge and Kim Chipman: "Clinton Touts Experience at Debate as Rivals Duck Confrontation "LINK
Baltimore Sun's Paul West: Issues are familiar, but format is new as Democrats debateLINK
McClatchy Newspapers' Steven Thomma: YouTube questions upstage answers in Democrats' debateLINK
Charleston Post & Courier's Robert Behre: "Democrats.com"LINK
Greenville News' Dan Hoover: "Race, gender, Iraq among topics in Citadel debate"LINK
