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When Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear announced in February that his state was taking nearly $3 billion in federal stimulus cash, he described the decision as necessary to save jobs, preserve "quality of life" and a "strategic investment ... to position Kentucky for the future."
Little did Beshear know that two months later, as teachers, police and other municipal workers breathed a collective sigh of relief that their jobs had been saved at least for now the state's primary institution for higher learning would "invest" $32 million in a well-traveled but highly successful basketball coach.
FOXNews.com - Cash Strapped States Pay Millions for Basketball Coaches - Local News | News Articles | National News | US News
You will just have to forgive me when I say "I no longer give a shit about the economy."![eusa_hand :eusa_hand: :eusa_hand:](/styles/smilies/eusa_hand.gif)
Little did Beshear know that two months later, as teachers, police and other municipal workers breathed a collective sigh of relief that their jobs had been saved at least for now the state's primary institution for higher learning would "invest" $32 million in a well-traveled but highly successful basketball coach.
FOXNews.com - Cash Strapped States Pay Millions for Basketball Coaches - Local News | News Articles | National News | US News
You will just have to forgive me when I say "I no longer give a shit about the economy."
![eusa_hand :eusa_hand: :eusa_hand:](/styles/smilies/eusa_hand.gif)