ObamaCare: Here Today, Oregon Tomorrow

If it's possible to do a worse job on health care than the federal
government, Oregon has. The Beaver State is making ObamaCare history
this week, becoming the first state to quit its own exchange and move to
the federal system. After sinking $130 million into Cover Oregon, the
state's enrollment program, the system's bugs were so irreparable that
Oregon officials ultimately threw up its arms and surrendered.
The charade of efficiency is finally over for the state, which didn't
manage to enroll a single person in ObamaCare through its website --
and instead spent millions of dollars to sign up 69,000 people on
archaic paper applications. As if that embarrassment weren't enough,
local reporters broke a story back in February that the project's
managers "may have designed fake web pages on the exchange site "to
convince the federal government the project was further along than it
actually was,"
according to KATU.com.