The Note's Must-Reads

May 9, 2008— -- 2008: Obama/McCain:

The Boston Globe's Staff: "McCain, Obama trade jabs over Hamas" LINK

Bloomberg's Julianna Goldman: "Obama Pledges Support for Israel, Blasts McCain Hamas Comments" LINK

2008: Democrats:

The Wall Street Journal's Christopher Cooper and Damian Paletta: "Superdelegates Still Waiting to Pick Sides" LINK

The Washington Post's Shailagh Murray and Perry Bacon Jr.: "Obama Seeks To Unify Party For November - Meanwhile, Clinton Gives No Hint She'll Surrender" LINK

The Washington Times' Christina Bellantoni: "Superdelegates hold back" LINK

The Washington Times' Stephen Dinan: "Democrats try to sully conservative attack group" LINK

2008: Obama:

The New York Times' Carl Hulse and David M. Herszenhorn: "Race Over or Not, Obama Takes a Victory Lap" LINK

The Boston Globe's Foon Rhee: "Patrick joins hunt for Obama voters" LINK

USA Today's Kathy Kiely: "Mountain State's an uphill climb for Obama" LINK

USA Today's Fredreka Schouten: "Obama takes superdelegate fight to the Hill" LINK

The Hill's Klaus Marre: "Obama catches Clinton in Capitol Hill endorsements" LINK

2008: Clinton:

The Wall Street Journal's Peggy Noonan: "Damsel of Distress" LINK

The New York Times' Patrick Healy and Michael Luo: "Short of Cash, Clinton Is Forced to Cut Spending" LINK

The Washington Post's Dan Balz: "Don't Expect Clinton to Quit Before Superdelegates Decide" LINK

The Politico's Ben Smith and Amie Parnes: "Clinton asks supers to commit in private" LINK

The Los Angeles Times' Peter Nicholas: "For Hillary Clinton, no 'clear path to victory' -- nor to an exit" LINK

The New York Daily New's Richard Sisk and David Saltonstall: "Hillary Clinton misplays race card while Barack Obama is treated like rock star" LINK

The New York Daily New's Thomas M. DeFrank: "What makes Hillary Clinton tick, even while she bombs?" LINK

The New York Daily New's Charles Krauthammer: "A left turn, and Hil's all but lost" LINK

The West Virginia Charleston Gazette Tom Searls: "Hillary turns heat up" LINK