Government costs are exploding. Government monopolies produce mediocre products at the worst possible prices.
Government costs are exploding. Government monopolies produce mediocre products at the worst possible prices.
Our Klamath Basin
Water Crisis
Upholding rural Americans' rights to grow food,
own property, and caretake our wildlife and natural resources.
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My name is E.
Werner Reschke and I
am running as a
Republican for State
Representative
District 56. I
am a local
businessman who has
owned my own company
for 16 years.
I am a Christian,
who is not ashamed
of the Gospel of
Christ, and a
dedicated family
man. I am a working
citizen, not a
career politician.
I am involved in the
community and live
peaceably with those
around me.
During my life I
have seen our state
transform from
traditional,
conservative values
to a progressive,
socialist agenda. We
have an interim
governor whose
agenda is
anti-American.
Why I’m
running
It is time to step
forward. I can no
longer sit and watch
our rights be
trampled. I am an
entrepreneur by
nature, hardworking
and willing to do
what it takes to
serve the people. My
candidacy is based
on protecting our
natural
constitutional
rights, which come
from God the
Creator.
Those rights are
life, liberty and
the pursuit of
happiness. For the
past 100 years,
government has been
increasingly run by
progressive liberals
who have been on a
steady march to
usurp those natural
rights.
With your help,
together we can
restore Oregon’s
former glory and
return to the
pioneering spirit
which made Oregon
great.
What I
believe
My campaign slogan
is “Your Liberty
First.” I believe
all human life is
valuable. Therefore
I am pro-life and
have been endorsed
by Oregon Right To
Life.
I believe that
liberty can only
thrive when
government is
limited. That is why
the Oregon Firearms
Federation has rated
me 100 percent for
my stance on the
Second Amendment.
I stand for the
pursuit of
happiness.
Unfortunately many
people are confused
about this phrase
due to our poor
education system.
The classical
definition for
happiness is not
about doing anything
you want or pursuing
a life of luxury.
Rather happiness is
defined as a life
well-lived, a life
that manifests
wisdom, kindness and
goodness, a life of
virtue and
character. I
believe, as the
founders did, that
the primary role of
government is to
protect these
natural, unalienable
rights — not
redistribute wealth.
My 2017-2018
legislative goals:
* Repeal new minimum
wage law — an Oregon
job killer and
inflation catalyst.
* Promote an energy
program that puts
ratepayers first,
not special
interests.
* Protect the Bill
of Rights from
intrusive state
government
interference.
* Advocate for
keeping and
augmenting the
Klamath River dams,
so they will benefit
both people and
fish. We have been
presented a false
choice that it must
be one way or the
other. We are
Americans! If we put
our minds to it, we
can accomplish
incredible things.
* Promote an
education policy
that puts children
first, not public
unions and
bureaucrats.
Government costs are exploding. Government monopolies produce mediocre products at the worst possible prices.
We often hear about
budgeting problems
or revenue
shortfalls. Being a
businessman, I
always look at both
sides of the ledger.
The one side I
control are costs.
This is where action
must take place
first. But Salem
operates with a sole
focus on revenue —
taking more money
from you.
Public education is
a specific example
where government is
failing us. We are
getting a dismal
return on our
educational
investment.
Oregon’s K-12
students rank near
40th for reading and
math. Our graduation
rate, tied fourth
worst in the nation,
hovers at 68 percent
(D grade).
The current system
is failing our
children. There are
excellent public
school teachers, but
their efforts are
hindered by the
system. On the other
hand poor teachers
are protected by the
system and allowed
to under-educate.
The answer to
Oregon’s education
woes isn’t more
government. We need
a proven approach.
The answer is good,
old fashioned,
American
competition. Instead
of sending school
districts tens of
millions of dollars
for each student
assigned to them, we
need to provide
vouchers so parents
can decide best
where their children
will learn: public,
private, charter or
home school.
Only through
competition will
graduation rates
rise and associated
costs decrease.
We need to return
Oregon to the
founding principles
of limited
government and
individual liberty.
Join me in making
Oregon great.
Learn more at
ElectWerner.com.
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