While Simpson is Easy Victor, He Loses Subcommittee Chair to Dems

By Wayne Barber

While Rep. Mike Simpson (R-Idaho) easily won re-election Tuesday, his ability to influence the money flow to the Energy Department’s Idaho National Laboratory, and federal nuclear cleanup operations as a whole, appears to be on the decline. Simpson took more…

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