rightOregon

rightOregon’s Health Care Reform Initiative focuses on moving Oregon from one-size-fits-all model & toward a model that trusts patients & communities.

rightOregon’s plan includes initiatives to focus on THREE relevant modern conservative points:

1. Lower Costs.
2. Preserve Life.
3. Keep It ALL Personal.

“Lower Costs, Preserve Life and, Keep it ALL Personal!”

To Lower Costs, the rightOregon Healthcare Reform Initiative will:

1. Invest in low-cost preventative primary care so people don’t rely on high-cost emergency rooms for basic services.
2. upgrade medical records systems to the 21st century
   • Invest in an open, standardized language of procedures.
   • Provide fully deductible tax credits to employer investment in implementation of standard.
3. promote transparency in health care cost.
   • Provide fully deductible tax credits to employer investment in implementation of standard.

To Preserve Life, the rightOregon Healthcare Reform Initiative will:

1. improve our charity hospital system by working with each community to meet their individual needs.
2. help citizens afford life-saving prescription drugs.

To Keep Life Personal, the rightOregon Healthcare Reform Initiative will:

1. Taking control from bureaucrats and giving it back to the local communities, patients, and doctors — where it belongs.
2. Shift the administration of health care costs from a bloated, disconnected government to a responsive owner/employer/employee and insurance company.

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Greaaat.

Mayor Tom Potter and the Portland Development Commission have unleashed the full power of the city to combat the “down economy” — with a whimper and a thud I present to you: “Helpful Links for a Down Economy“.

I made it to the first set of links, then my eyes glazed over.

Why is it, in the face of the worst economy we’ve seen since Jimmy Carter, our leaders would rather hang-paper than make money saving budgetary decisions?

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According 2 a post over @ blueoregon.com,  “The Republican Party in Oregon is now Officially Dead“.  I couldn’t help but take a 2nd look at such a provocative title, I even went so far as to read almost half the post.

It would seem the fat liberal-fascisti over @ blueoregon.com R in the ecstatic throws of an Obamasm.

Glancing off that page, I bounced over 2 a post @ NWRepublican.blogspot.com “Why Oregon Republican’s Lost” which seems to indicate that the loss is related to a sort of conservative low tide and concludes, “However suffice it to say that I don’t believe this has been one of those election cycles where Republicans can point fingers and cleansing themselves of bad wood.”

Sounds like denial to me — did the author fail to read the voter’s guide?  The Republican Party of Oregon is guilty of electoral malpractice.  We had candidates on the ballot that didn’t even have statements in the voter’s guide.  We had other candidates that looked more like 2nd tier Democrats than 1st tier Republicans.  The fact is this: political parties exist to elect representatives that mirror the constituency — the Republican Party of Oregon failed to mirror the constituency and elect representatives, I’d say we’ve got some “bad wood”.

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