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.
The very next day, on October 22, after much public outcry, the NSBA retracted and publicly apologized for its letter labeling concerned parents like Scott Smith as, quote, 'domestic terrorists.'
This morning we will read the full text of the United States Constitution. The text read today reflects the changes to the Constitution made by the 27 amendments. Those portions superseded by amendment will not be read. Mr. Speaker, I…
This administration must do more to protect our southern border. They must do more to protect the American people.
The chilling impact on the First Amendment free speech is what we care about. This committee is about protecting the Constitution, in particular, the First Amendment.
This was certainly, in many ways, abuse of – I mean, weaponization of government, an abuse of the state and authority against the people that they're actually supposed to serve.
The FBI spied on the president's campaign, altered evidence in front of the FISA Court, paid a confidential human source even after they knew that confidential human source had lied to them.
They found that Kevin Clinesmith altered documents and he pled guilty to it. That's finding something.
Kevin McCarthy has done a great job. And I supported him for speaker. I think he's going to be a great speaker.
Jim Jordan says that he sees that this video that's 'evil,' he called it, as part of the weaponization of the government, which is, when the police kill you it is the government killing you, but he says that he doesn't know what law would…
A number of my colleagues were, on the other side of the aisle were talking about defunding the police. I got a list of 20 jurisdictions that defunded the police to the tune of over $1 billion total.
They suppressed this information so that the American people don’t have access to it as we’re getting ready to decide who’s going to be in office in the midterm election.
the Committee is launching an investigation, into the Justice Department's actions, related to President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents.





