150M to teach people to use Obamacare !

[samintx]

Sounds like it ain't so easy as they said along with rising costs costs.

http://washingtonexaminer.com/hhs-budget...le/2529290

[Chakravartin]

We might not have needed health care reform if the government had spent more money all along to educate people about their health care options.

Anybody here ever had to deal with secondary and tertiary insurance? They should have classes and certifications for dealing with that paperwork.

[decay]

sounds eerily familiar to this

http://blog.heritage.org/2012/01/09/a-de...education/

Federal intervention has created a significant compliance burden for local schools. This wastes time and money that could be more effectively deployed to achieve educational excellence. According to the Office of Management and Budget in 2006, NCLB had increased the annual paperwork burden on state and local communities by 7 million hours, or $140 million. One district reported that “the cost of setting aside a single day to train the roughly 14,000 teachers in the division on the law’s complex requirements is equivalent to the cost of hiring 72 additional teachers.”