A job that do not pay a living wage is not worthy of the term 'job,' and the minimum wage is not a living wage.  Indeed, jobs that pay less than a living wage are the product of greed, and their fruit is the exploitation of the weak.  

I also note that the wealthy commonly remove themselves from tax rolls by using tax havens, off-shore accounts, outright fraud, and, more commonly, having their handmaidens in Washington give them special tax breaks that burden the poor.  As Pope Leo noted in 1891 (more than a century ago), it is the duty of government to give "special consideration ... to the weak and the poor. " Leo declared that  "oppressed workers ... ought to be liberated from the savagery of greedy men who inordinately use human beings as things for gain."  

Those of us who support health care a right take the same stand as Leo, and Jesus before him.  It would seem you reject our faith's 'preferential option for the poor.'