In An Apparent Snub To Brad Cowgill, Governor Steve Beshear Insists On National Search For (COPSE) Education Chief.
In an apparent snub to Brad Cowgill, a fellow Democrat who supported his opponent Ernie Fletcher, Gov. Steve Beshear reminded the state Council on Postsecondary Education that state law requires them to conduct a national search for its next president.
In a letter to them, according to reports, Beshear told council members to "Please be mindful that the statutes require the president to have 'an established reputation as a professional in the field of postsecondary education' and dictate that the president serve as an 'advisor to the Governor.' For that advice to be most valuable that person must have a full understanding of academia and wide-ranging, meaningful experience in higher education. I am sure you agree."
That can be NO CLEARER way of saying that you do NOT want the current occupant of the office, is there?
In a letter to them, according to reports, Beshear told council members to "Please be mindful that the statutes require the president to have 'an established reputation as a professional in the field of postsecondary education' and dictate that the president serve as an 'advisor to the Governor.' For that advice to be most valuable that person must have a full understanding of academia and wide-ranging, meaningful experience in higher education. I am sure you agree."
That can be NO CLEARER way of saying that you do NOT want the current occupant of the office, is there?
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posted by KYJurisDoctor at 4:18 PM
1 Comments:
I hope he gets rid of all those Fletcherista's. Good riddance. No big deal really...Democrat Ernie leaves the mansion and Democrat Steve takes over the house. A democrat is a democrat...you reap what you sew.
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