It seems you really like to tell people what they "should" do and define others needs for them.  

I'll face this fact.  The 3 commissioners who voted to draft a draft were elected by the people.  It is their responsibility to best represent their constituents.   They voted to investigate whether or not this community is interested in PP.  The board will try to discover what the majority of the people want and vote appropriately in relation to PP.  I personally disagree with you and feel PP provides an option for people's health care.  They serve men as well you know.  

Keep your talking points though, the $300 million and CEO salaries. I for one would hope an organization as large as PP would financially compensate at a competitive level to attract and retain talent.  Especially at the executive level.