Best unemployment numbers in 50 years, best economy in 50 years under the Trump administration prior to COVID. Is that right?
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.
Those families deserve answers. We're going to keep fighting until we get those answers.
China's lies in the World Health Organization's coverup cost us half a million lives, not just here in America, but all around the world; could have saved millions of lives.
If this subcommittee was truly modeled after the Truman committee, this Select Subcommittee should be leading.
A year into the pandemic, shouldn't the Select Subcommittee be focusing on lessons learned?
But instead, what we've seen is just attempts to cheer spending nearly $2 trillion.
Speaker Pelosi stood up this committee to deal with the pandemic, yet we've gone five months without a single hearing.
My biggest concern here is that we're going to turn back the clock and reverse these policies.
Florida, while facing very misguided criticism, opened up their schools and businesses and followed the science and did it safely.
This may be one of the biggest public policy mistakes that America has seen by these systems that are still refusing to open up their schools to in-classroom learning.
The market's supposed to decide and define what is high-quality journalism. The First amendment decides that, not government.
What our democracy depends on is the First Amendment, not necessarily--journalism is fine and it's all part of it.
The previous speaker used the term ``reasonable.'' This legislation shifts the burden, so you are now telling an American citizen the burden is on you to exercise your Second Amendment liberties. They deny the background check, deny you…
The previous speaker indicated that you have to ask the government to exercise your constitutional right. That is the problem. What happened in Charleston was terrible, it was wrong, and wrong as wrong can be. But this bill is not going to…
The previous speaker talked about Chicago's strictest gun laws in the country, but yet there was a record number of shootings and crime last year. What could be the cause of that? Maybe it is the fact they defunded their police, something…
The previous speaker talked about the increase in violent crime in her neighborhood last year. Maybe if Democrats actively supported our police and not supported defund the police, maybe that wouldn't be the case. Mr. Speaker, I yield…
No, it doesn't. The previous speaker said when this bill becomes law, it will stop some of the mass shootings-- all of the mass shootings that happen in this country. No, it won't. Nothing in this bill would prohibit, would have stopped…
Do you have a functioning First amendment when only one side is allowed to speak? That seems to be, unfortunately, where the Democrats are heading.
The Democrats have taken away the one amendment that the minority party has historically had in the House, the motion to recommit.





