The bottom line is we should all be held accountable, and next November, every Member of the House will be asked this question: Did you vote to impeach the President without allowing any investigation into why the whistleblower that started it all did so by making statements in writing and verbally under penalty of perjury that were not true?
Jim Jordan: “The bottom line is we should all be held accountable, and next November, every Member of the House will be asked this…”
On the recordDecember 8, 2019
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Jordan emphasizes accountability for impeachment votes without investigation into the whistleblower's statements.
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