You are focused on what is being said and not on ....what isn't said.
(from your article)
"Bill says "Members of Congress and congressional staff" will only be offered plans created by the bill or offered through exchanges established by bill. The bill states that "Members of Congress and congressional staff" will only have access to plans that are created by the health care bill or offered through the exchanges established by the bill. From H.R. 3590, the health care bill signed by President Obama on March 23:"
Why doesn't it say, "Members of Congress and congressional staff, as well as all members of the Senate, as well as all staff and employees working in The White House: including specifically The President of The United States and the Vice-President of The United States and all subsuquent staff members"??
If this thing is good enough for America and all it's Congressmen, then it's good enough for the Senate and the President.
Why is Obama excluding himself from the plan if it's that good a thing?
Thanks for providing the material to answer your own question with.
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