The Note's Must-Reads

March 4, 2008— -- ABC News/Washington Post:

ABC News' Gary Langer: "POLL: Should She Stay or Should She Go?"LINK

Washington Post: "If Clinton Wins in Ohio or Texas, Most Democrats Want Her to Stay in the Race"LINK

Republicans: McCain:

Washington Post's Michael D. Shear: "In Texas, McCain Seeks Winning Number"LINK

Wall Street Journal's Laura Meckler: "McCain Blasts Russian Election"LINK

Washington Times' Stephen Dinan: "Republicans like McCain most, but Obama not too far behind"LINK

USA Today's David Jackson: "McCain looks to California"LINK

Democrats: Obama:

ABC News: "Obama Campaign Disputes Anti-Trade Rhetoric"LINK

New York Times' Catrin Einhorn: "Many Eyes on Rezko Trial"LINK

Wall Street Journal's Nick Timiraos and Amy Chozick: "Obama Republicans Carry Weight"LINK

Fortune's Devin Leonard: "Obama's Web marketing triumph"LINK

New Yorker's Lauren Collins: "The Other Obama"LINK

USA Today's Mark Memmott: "Obama aides on defensive over Canadian memo"LINK

Associated Press' Nedra Pickler: "Obama denies assuring Canada on NAFTA"LINK

Time's Jay Newton-Small: "Behind Obama's Union Comeback"LINK

Democrats: Clinton:

Washington Post's Eli Saslow: "To Women, So Much More Than Just a Candidate"LINK

Politico's Roger Simon: "Clinton plays victim and victimizer"LINK

Wall Street Journal's Jackie Calmes: "Clinton Aims to Push Beyond Ohio and Texas"LINK

Los Angeles Times: "Texas and Ohio: the end of the campaign trail?"LINK

USA Today's Jill Lawrence and Kathy Kiely: "Clinton continues to rap rival on national security"LINK

Washington Times' S.A. Miller: "Clinton hits Obama vetting as just the start"LINK

New York Sun's Eli Lake: "Clinton's Hawkishness Ruffles Feathers in Obama Camp"LINK

Primaries:

New York Times' John Harwood: "With Contests in 4 States, a Promise of an Easier Night to Interpret Results"LINK