“May I suggest a good book today – and a GREAT Obamacare healthcare insurance plan??”
When I heard of the news that the American Library Association had pledged to support Obamacare registration efforts in public libraries, it occurred to me that this trade group, in collusion with the Obama Administration, had unilaterally decided to dragoon local government employees into a politicized Federal Government (and without paying for such time and effort, too). A tad incensed that my local library was going to expend time and efforts (and therefore, MONEY) into something no one had approved of during the Budget Season in my wee hamlet, I asked my three Town Selectmen (who run the town – there is no mayor. They would be City Councilors if in larger cities):
…I am rather skeptical that the Town of Gilford has allocated any funds for a line item such as “Librarian Obamacare Outreach” or I’m not thinking that any funds alloted for professional development would cover training in the 2,700 pages of the Obamacare bill nor the 20,000 pages (+) of resulting regulations in order to be such a resource to the general public:
…Libraries equipped with public computers and Internet access already serve as a bridge across the digital divide, so it made sense to get them involved, said Julie Bataille, spokeswoman for the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Is it the case that Gilford Library staff will have their time taken up with this activity?
And of the three, I did get responses:

