

Compiled by Jonathan Helman
CNN Washington Bureau
Philadelphia Inquirer: Candidates Let Ads Do The Talking
The phrase had a nice ring to it. With six weeks to campaign here, Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton would make Pennsylvania "the new Iowa." They'd give it the same up-close-and-personal treatment as the first state in the presidential selection process. Except it hasn't turned out that way.
DC Examiner: Gun Rights Splits Pa. Democrats
On Sunday gun rights took center stage for Pennsylvania Democrats in the suburbs of Philadelphia and the rural communities of the central part of the state as primary voters debated the meaning of Barack Obama’s statements about what motivates “small-town” voters.
Boston Globe: Fighter Image Carries Costs For Clinton
The harder-edged persona – intended to present Sen. Hillary Clinton as tougher than Sen. Barack Obama – has won her greater support among some elements of the electorate, especially blue-collar voters, pollsters say. But it has also come at a cost, as Clinton continues to be hamstrung by public impressions of her as divisive and untrustworthy.
Washington Times: McCain Keeps His Faith Out Of Politics
Don't expect any public testimonies of faith from presidential candidate Sen. John McCain, who is not demonstrative about his religion but who embraces a Baptist faith that is based on salvation

Compiled by Jonathan Helman, CNN Washington Bureau
*Hillary Clinton is in Pennsylvania. She attends a forum on manufacturing sponsored by the Alliance For American Manufacturing in Pittsburgh, delivers remarks at the Philadelphia County Democratic Dinner in Philadelphia, and hosts a rally in Bristol.
*John McCain speaks at the Associated Press’ annual meeting and luncheon in Washington, D.C.
*Barack Obama attends a presidential forum on manufacturing sponsored by the Alliance For American Manufacturing in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He delivers remarks at the Associated Press’ annual meeting and luncheon in Washington, D.C. and at the Philadelphia County Democratic Dinner in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.


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