The Note's Must-Reads
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March 21, 2008— -- Must Read:
Associated Press: "Bill Richardson Endorses ObamaLINK
Republicans: McCain:
ABC News' Ron Claiborne: "John McCain: International Man, It's No Mystery"LINK
Politico's Jonathan Martin: "McCain aide circulates Obama/Wright video, is suspended"LINK
Politico's Kenneth P. Vogel: "McCain moves toward public financing"LINK
Los Angeles Times' Kim Murphy: "McCain, Brown discuss Iraq war"LINK
Washington Times' Christina Bellantoni and S.A. Miller: "McCain ahead in some national polls"LINK
Republicans: Giuliani:
New York Daily News' David Saltonstall: "Rudy Giuliani's failed bid at president racked up $3.1M in bills"LINK
Democrats: Obama:
ABC News' Jake Tapper and Kirit Radia: "Govt. Employees Fired for Snooping on Obama"LINK
ABC News: "Not So Black and White: Will Racial Politics Foil Obama?"LINK
New York Times' Julie Bosman: "Obama Campaign Says Clinton Misrepresented Her Support for Nafta"LINK
Associated Press' Anne Gearan: "Motive sought for Obama passport breach"LINK
Democrats: Clinton:
New York Times' Patrick Healy: "Clinton Treats Obama Pastor With Extreme Caution"LINK
New York Times' Kate Phillips: "Photograph of Bill Clinton and Rev. Wright Surfaces"LINK
Washington Post's Peter Baker and Karen DeYoung: "Clinton's Experience Is Debated"LINK
Newsweek's Michael Hirsh: "Hillary's Economic Hail Mary"LINK
Democrats:
New York Times' Brian Stelter: "I Want My Candidates to Chat With Veterans"LINK
Los Angeles Times' Janet Hook and Dan Morain: "Clinton, Obama are Wall Street darlings"LINK
Primaries: Pennsylvania:
Philadelphia Inquirer's Angela Couloumbis and Amy Worden: "More Democrats, fewer Republicans in Pennsylvania"LINK
Primaries: Michigan:
ABC News' Teddy Davis and Talal Al-Khatib: "Michigan Do-Over Primary 'Dead'"LINK
Washington Post's Jonathan Weisman: "Michigan Ends Revote Bid"LINK
Fundraising:
Associated Press: "Obama outdoes Clinton in finance game"LINK
Wall Street Journal's Mary Jacoby: "Small Donors Take Big Role in Election"LINK
Democratic National Convention:
Los Angeles Times' DeeDee Correll: "Denver short on funds for Democratic National Convention"LINK