Jim Jordan
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Jim Jordan is an American politician and attorney serving as the U.S. Representative for Ohio's 4th congressional district since 2007. A member of the Republican Party, he is known for his strong conservative stance and is a founding member of the House Freedom Caucus, which advocates for limited government and fiscal responsibility. Throughout his tenure, Jordan has been involved in various legislative efforts and has gained prominence for his role in high-profile investigations and oversight hearings.
If you went out on the street today and asked someone, almost anybody on the street, and said: Do you know that we do a Census every 10 years and we count up the number of people in the country, and do you think it is okay if we found out…
I was glad when the Biden Administration ended the China Initiative, which sought to target individuals based on where they were from rather than what they were doing.
I have never seen it this bad in my life, and there is one reason why it is this bad. It is Larry Krasner.
When you defund the police you shouldn't be surprised when you get more crime.
When you have a designated area for illegal drug use you shouldn't be surprised when you get more crime.
Go downtown Philadelphia, the pearl of the city. Go look at all the businesses that are boarded up.
The only way to stop these murders of police officers is to enforce our laws and to hold those persons placed in positions to enforce these laws accountable.
When you do not prosecute bad guys you shouldn't be surprised that you get more crime.
Because of Larry Krasner, more than 12 people are dead today, and there are some of them, their family members are talking on this panel right now.
I thank the gentleman for yielding. Calls for the destruction of Israel, our dearest and closest ally, are wrong. Attacks on Jewish students on college campuses are wrong, as well. I thank Representative Lawler and Representative…
This investigation is not over, and Dr. Daszak, we are not throwing the baby out with the bath water when it comes to advances in scientific research.
The First Amendment, five liberties in the First Amendment, your right to practice your faith, your right to assemble, your right to petition the government, free press, and free speech are the most important liberties we have.
As Justice Scalia once explained, "It is the very business of government to favor and disfavor points of view on innumerable subjects."
The implications were huge. Again, the First Amendment protects false speech.
We are doing something we know not to be accurate. We're going to take that is disinformation from our government.
We are concerned about global health. We're not trying to throw the baby out with the bath water.
Maybe the most important point is when you violate the First Amendment, public debate gets distorted and when that happens, you get bad policy.
This is dangerous, risky research, and everyone involved with that, that I know of, has stated that at one point in their life or other.
We're trying to protect the First Amendment. We're trying to protect the government from chilling American speech.
What does the Biden Administration have up their sleeve in these last six months before the election? What are they going to try to censor now?
Because Congress has a responsibility to ensure American taxpayer dollars are spent in accordance with the law, and that rigorous oversight is applied to the entities that receive these funds, and as the Chairman of this Select…





