This story offers insight into how Barack Obama and John McCain have crafted their health care plans, but the reader is left with a lot of work. Hardly any analysis went into this story, so I had to intuit what it means for these two teams of experts to advise the candidates. Informative, yes, but it would have been better fleshed out in a magazine article or feature story.

Informative report about the individual advisors that are helping craft each candidate's health plans. The author provides a good overview of key advisors in each brain trust, with commentary from sources across party lines. This helps us better understand who is driving policy on this important topic.

This piece looks at Obama and McCain's health plans by considering the experts each candidate is relying on. It's information I haven't seen elsewhere, but without deeper analysis I'm not sure how much value it adds to the debate on it's own.

This is an interesting article than ends up being somewhat disappointing. In reviewing expert teams advising McCain and Obama on health care the article touches on a little bit of each campaign's philosophy, a little bit on each candidate's approach to getting and taking advise and a very little bit on the details of each candidate's plan. The article leaves one wanting more.

Somewhat interesting story about the candidates' health care advisers. [Disclosure: I met Dr. Dora Hughes yesterday and found her fascinating.] I'm not quite sure, though, where the story leads.