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.
It seems to me we should be able to agree on Section 230 and what needs to be changed there to foster more speech and not allow these Big Tech companies to particularly, I think, censor conservatives.
A recent survey, 62 percent of the American people said they are afraid to freely express their thoughts and opinions.
Big Tech is out to get conservatives. That is not a suspicion. That is not a hunch. It is a fact.
If 62 percent of the American people are afraid to express themselves, do we have a functioning First Amendment?
the system must do a better job protecting the rights of copyright holders while balancing the interests of the public
the government should not become more involved than necessary, we must continue to monitor this area of law
I just categorically reject that characterization of the almost 800,000 law enforcement personnel who are standing up on the Thin Blue Line for each and every one of us every day.
My Democratic colleagues have made it abundantly clear that the United States of America is in and of itself systemically racist.
The mob never stops, political correctness has no end, and now the Democrats are pursuing this so much...
You guys refuse to speak out against it. But you can bring a bucket of chicken to a hearing?
Why won't you speak out against the mob? Why won't you speak out against the violence?
But just simple terms. I mean, you think about it. We've got California, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan still largely locked down.
I think the spirit that should be respected is what the American people elected the President to do and elected a Republican Senate to do, and that is put conservatives on the court.
They are going to pack the court with six new justices. They are going to go from nine to 15.
If the Republicans follow the Constitution, the President names a nominee and the Senate does what it is supposed to do, have hearings and confirm or deny that nominee, we will have to see what happens.
They are going to add six new people to the court, and they are going to make three liberals and three conservatives? In your dreams.
The real capturing of the court is what the Democrats want to do. I mean, they have been straight up about it.
They have said they are getting rid of the filibuster and a whole host of other crazy things that go right at the structure.
I thank the gentleman for yielding. Mr. Speaker, a few minutes ago we had a bill on domestic terrorism, Democrats wouldn't add language about the murder of a President Trump supporter by a member of Antifa. On that same bill, Democrats…





