Nominee For Interior Department Secretary Troublesome, Critics Say
Darren Barbee, Hart Energy
February 7, 2013
President Obama’s pick for secretary of the interior, Sally Jewell, is a successful CEO, former banker and engineer who serves on a number of public boards.
She’s also a leader for environmentalist causes and a frequent contributor to Democrat coffers, including President Obama’s campaign.
The balance between her passions and past will be a key to how she runs the interior department if confirmed. One congressman, U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah questioned Jewell’s selection Feb. 6, saying that she had helped back radical agendas.
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