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.
You didn't mention a video because there was never a video-inspired protest in Benghazi.
I will be damned if I am going to allow on my watch for the rights of women... to be turned back by that clock.
I respect my daughters, and I trust my daughters to make decisions as I do for all women in this country.
I will stand up for women because it seems to me that what we're really talking about here today is turning back the clock.
I tell the women of America you are safe because you have a President of the United States that will veto any legislation that comes out of this Committee and might make it to the floor of the House.
I'm just curious--that's why I asked the question--if you've been to the White House or you talked to the President since these videos have surfaced.
You're here representing Planned Parenthood. Have they contacted Planned Parenthood?
We can carve up a child and call it a choice. We can destroy human life and call it health care.
Politicians give money to Planned Parenthood, who give it back to politicians at election time.
Everyone knows these videos are, as the Speaker of the House said, barbaric and repulsive.
I have the deepest respect for the loyal men and women who work under Director Allison's leadership.
The overwhelming majority of people at the EPA, the overwhelming majority of people that work in our Federal Government, they are good, honest, decent people. They do not do this.
But when you have somebody who repeats this behavior that is absolutely and totally unacceptable and does so time and time again, there needs to be consequences, not promotions.
It would have been nice if you'd have also told the Congress and the American people: Oh, by the way, we misrepresented the facts to the court dealing with this issue.
It was not the fault of ICE, or it was not a breakdown in Federal immigration enforcement that resulted--that resulted in Kathryn Steinle's murder allegedly by Mr. Lopez Sanchez.
You had an agency with the power of the Internal Revenue Service systemically and for a sustained period of time target groups for exercising their most fundamental right under the First Amendment.
All I'm saying is is what Mr. Koskinen told this committee and the American people, was it a true statement what he said under oath sitting in that chair right there?
Might it be the guy who said this under oath in this committee: 'We will get you every single Lois Lerner email?'





