The Note's Must-Reads

April 29 2008— -- 2008: Democrats

The Associated Press' Liz Sidoti: "AP Poll: Clinton leads McCain, doing better than Obama"LINK

ABC News' Jake Tapper and Nitya Venkataraman: "Racial Tensions Threaten to Divide Democrats"LINK

New York Times' John M. Broder: "As Clinton Seeks Gas Tax Break for Summer, Obama Says No"LINK

Politico.com's Jeffrey Ressner: "WH campaigns need shot of Hollywood"LINK

Politico.com's John Bresnahan: "Dems fear photo-ID voting law fallout"LINK

The Associated Press' Alan Fram: "Heated campaign souring Democrats on rival candidates"LINK

2008: Democrats: Obama

The Washington Post's Dana Milbank: "Wright's Voice Could Spell Doom for Obama" LINK

Washington Post's Eugene Robinson: "Where Wright Goes Wrong"LINK

New York Times' Alessandra Stanley: "Not Speaking for Obama, Pastor Speaks for Himself, at Length"LINK

The Washington Post's Peter Slevin: "Obama on Rev. Wright: 'He Does Not Speak for Me'"LINK

Los Angeles Times' Peter Nicholas: "Jeremiah Wright, former pastor to Barack Obama, strides back on stage"LINK

The Washington Post's Alec MacGillis: "Obama Links Broad Ideas to Economic Specifics"LINK

Politico.com's Jeremy Lott: "Could Casey balance out an Obama ticket?"http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0408/9923.html" target="_blank">LINK

USA Today's Chuck Raasch: "Analysis: Wright puts Obama on defensive"LINK

Bloomberg's Christopher Stern: "Obama's `Gigantic' Database May Make Him Party's Power Broker"LINK

The Chicago Sun-Times' Lynn Sweet: "Obama distances himself from Wright: 'He does not speak for me.'"LINK

Time Magazine's Kyle Trygstad: "WI Poll: Obama Leads McCain"LINK

The Hill's Alexander Bolton: "ID ruling stuns Dems, Ind. setback for Obama"LINK

The Boston Globe's Peter S. Canellos: "On affirmative action, Obama intriguing but vague" LINK

The Wall Street Journal's Jackie Calmes: "Obama Heads for Superdelegate Edge"LINK

2008: Democrats: Clinton

Wall Street Journal's Gerald F. Seib: "Clinton Could Ease Racial Tensions"LINK