claim: the health care plan for members of congress "is no better than the janitor who cleans their offices."
author: barack obama
evidence_1: aug 11, 2009 ... i mean, the fact is, is that they are part -- by the way, i want you to know, though,  their deal is no better than the janitor who cleans their offices; because they are  part of a federal health care employee plan, it is a huge pool. so you've got  millions of people who are part of the pool, which means they've got ...
evidence_2: may 27, 2015 ... rand paul, r-ky., has stated that supporting the "right to health care ... means  you believe in slavery." — sarah silverman ... it means that you're going to  enslave not only me, but the janitor at my hospital, the person who cleans my  office, the assistants who work in my office, the nurses. "basically, once you ...
evidence_3: healthcare workers may therefore be most commonly at risk, but it is their blood  exposure, not the industry in which they are exposed, that places them at risk.  regardless of the ... osha recognizes that certain populations have more  members who are infected with hiv or hbv than other populations. a hospital  ward ...
evidence_4: the program provides over 300 private health care plans that covers the  president, senators, congressmen, down to the janitors who clean the white  house. now, before you ... members of congress are also charged with their fair  share of the premiums, so that they are not all that different from a federally  employed janitor.
evidence_5: "the future of humanity… fundamentally lies in the hands of the people and in  their ability to organize." mary kay henry travels to the vatican to meet with  heads of catholic church. we can keep families together. seiu members are  calling congress to protect immigrant families. rebuilding together after  hurricane ...