The GOP-controlled House refrained from conducting additional votes on Tuesday after Rep. Jim Jordan’s unsuccessful bid for the speakership in the day’s solitary ballot. Though many had anticipated a subsequent ballot that evening, Jordan confirmed it would be held at 11 a.m. on October 18. Jordan, expressing optimism, remarked to the press, “We are going … Read more
Representative Steve Scalise from Louisiana, the House Majority Leader, is reportedly far from the required 217 votes to secure the position of House Speaker. According to a Republican leader, he is expected to fall short by at least 20 votes. This situation may pave the way for Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, who has the … Read more
Troy Nehls, a Republican from Texas, has expressed his intention to nominate former President Donald Trump as the next Speaker of the US House of Representatives. This announcement follows the removal of Kevin McCarthy from the position by the Republican party. Nehls stated, “President Trump, the greatest president of my lifetime, has a proven record … Read more
The U.S. House Judiciary Committee, under the leadership of its Chairman, Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, has embarked on a comprehensive investigation into allegations of misconduct within Special Counsel Jack Smith’s team. The primary concern revolves around purported “abusive tactics” that have been brought to light. Jay Bratt, a senior figure and prosecutor within the … Read more
Representative Jim Jordan, a staunch Republican, and House Judiciary Committee Chairman, spearheads a genuine inquiry into alleged FBI misconduct to undermine Donald Trump’s political standing.
Republican legislator Jim Jordan (R-OH) explained how Republicans want to exploit the Select Subcommittee on Weaponization. According to the Ohio Republican, the subcommittee’s three aims are to offer oversight to “get the fact on the table,” legislation solutions to the problems, and, if necessary, cut off funds to hostile agencies through the appropriations process.
Former President Donald Trump has long argued that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was largely responsible for the inability to safeguard the Capitol during the tragic events on January 6, 2021. Now it appears that Trump was correct.