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No, that's not the play.  Anybody can be a librarian.
You just make it so schools can't fund a library, so they can't hire librarians.  Then you control the certification process for 'certified media specialist' to only allow people who pass some sort of ideological purity test.
Just like how the Federalist Society was created to groom judges and then use their influence to get 'their' judges into federal courts.  There could be some non-profit controlled by someone DeSantis likes that becomes the certification authority for media specialists.
Now you have a political figure appointed to oversee any school or school district who conforms with your ideology.
Republicans have no problem making the government bigger if it provides them with more power.
Restricting access and limiting what one can learn and experience is the epitome of indoctrination. This is what cults do. >

Yeah sounds like communism to me. The irony! >

"Certified media specialist" sounds straight out of 1984. There may as well be a Ministry of Media department. I don't understand how r/conservative supports this level of censorship. >

Next the fundies will fight to appoint fascist librarians.