The Note's Must-Reads

April 7, 2008— -- Must Read:

New York Times' John M. Broder: "Top Clinton Aide Leaving His Post Under Pressure"LINK

Republicans: McCain:

Associated Press: "McCain Insists Iraq Buildup Is Working"LINK

ABC News' Jan Simmonds: "McCain Says Rice Is a 'Great American,' But Has Not Received VP Signals"LINK

Politico's Ben Smith: "Anti-McCain groups lag in fundraising"LINK

Wall Street Journal's Laura Meckler: "McCain, in Populist Turn, Slams Executives' PayLINK

USA Today's David Jackson: "Iraq hearings could provide McCain spotlight"LINK

Washington Times' Stephen Dinan: "Self-effacing McCain gets frank with voters"LINK

Democrats: Obama:

Wall Street Journal's Nick Timiraos: "Obama May Not Have Fully Contained Damage From Ex-Pastor"LINK

Associated Press: "Obama seeks to stress his patriotism"LINK

Philadelphia Inquirer's Thomas Fitzgerald: "Backing Obama puts Casey in spotlight"LINK

Associated Press: "Obama tailors message to Western voters"LINK

Newsweek's Joshua Alston: "Al, Jesse and Barack"LINK

Democrats: Clinton:

New York Times' John Harwood: "In Superdelegate Count, Tough Math for Clinton"LINK

Time's Mark Halperin: "Exit the Clinton Strategist"LINK

Democrats:

Los Angeles Times' Janet Hook: "Some Democratic delegates consider their own fate"LINK

USA Today's Martha T. Moore: "States see leap in voter registration"LINK

Newsweek's Suzanne Smalley and Evan Thomas: "Come, O Come, Emanuel"LINK

Democrats: Pennsylvania:

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Don Hopey: "In primary, it's not easy being green"LINK

The Morning Call's Josh Drobnyk: "Rendell, Casey spar over electability of Clinton, Obama"LINK

Patriot News' Daniel Victor: "John Kerry stumps for Barack Obama in midstate"LINK

Iraq:

Senators Joe Lieberman and Lindsey Graham: "Iraq and Its Costs"LINK

Washington Post's Jonathan Weisman: "The Next Campaign Stop: Iraq Hearings"LINK

National Security:

Henry A. Kissinger: "The Three RevolutionsLINK