An Obama mailer stretches the differences between the candidates on health care. Specifically:

• It touts measures included in Obama's plan to help low-income individuals buy insurance but fails to mention that Clinton would provide similar financial assistance.
  
  
• It says Obama's plan would save the average family $2,500 per year – an estimate provided by experts at the campaign's request –
  but doesn't say that Clinton estimates hers will save $2,200 per year.
  
  
• It also neglects to point out that Clinton's plan isn't the only one that would have an enforcement mechanism for those who failed to purchase insurance. Obama's plan, which would require that children be insured, would need one as well, though it would affect fewer persons.