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Obama faults Presidents Bush, Clinton on Mideast
Reuters – USA
READING, Pennsylvania (Reuters) – White House hopeful Barack Obama on Sunday criticized both President George W. Bush and former President Bill Clinton for waiting too long to make a big push to achieve Middle East peace. Obama, a Democratic senator from Illinois, said he would pursue an active diplomacy from the beginning to try to reach a peace accord between Israel and the Palestinians.

Reaction to feedback on Obama vs. Clinton
Baltimore Sun – United States
… in which I imagined what would happen if Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton accepted WWE’s invitation to appear on Raw tomorrow night. Obviously, my intent was just to have a little fun with the absurd idea of the two presidential candidates settling their differences in the ring – which is what WWE has proposed. It seems that not everyone got the joke, however.

McCain Blasts Obama Over William Ayers
Washington Post – United States
Barack Obama’s (D-Ill.) affiliation with a sixties radical today, foreshadowing the kind of cultural divide that will likely dominate any contest between the two parties during the general election. In his appearance on ABC News’ "This Week with George Stephanopoulos," the presumptive GOP presidential nominee questioned why Obama had compared William Ayers — an academic who belonged to the Weather Underground, a violent group opposed to the Vietnam war — to Sen. Tom Coburn (R-Okla.), a McCain supporter who supports the death penalty for abortion providers.

Clinton running out of time: Obama camp
AFP –
PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (AFP) — Barack Obama’s camp warned Sunday Hillary Clinton was running out of "real estate" in her quest to deprive him of the Democratic nomination, as their next presidential voting showdown loomed. Two days before the Pennsylvania primary, the Illinois senator’s team piled on the pressure, as Clinton sought to stretch a thin edge into a much-needed thumping win here, as their tussle nears its end-game.

FACTBOX: Pennyslvania endorsements for Obama, Clinton
Reuters – USA
(Reuters) – Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton have been waging a battle of endorsements leading up to Tuesday’s Pennsylvania primary which could be pivotal in the Democrats’ presidential nomination contest. Much of the state’s Democratic Party establishment has backed Clinton, a New York senator. But Obama, an Illinois senator, also has been able to gain key political support.

Obama: Clinton using "slash-and-burn politics," "kitchen sink" of …
CNN – USA
(CNN) — Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama haven’t crossed paths yet during their weekend barnstorming across Pennsylvania, but they have invoked each other’s names at virtually every whistle-stop during the final blitz before Tuesday’s primary. Each candidate says the other is unfit to lead the country. Clinton has attacked Obama for his recent comments about some small-town Americans, his heath care plan and his relative Washington inexperience. Barack Obama has countered by taking aim at Clinton over her acceptance of money from political action committees, her health care plan and her Washington experience.