Jim Jordan
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Jim Jordan Says Democrats Will Target Entire Trump Cabinet, 2028 Nominee
Rep. Jim Jordan said Democrats will target the entire Trump Cabinet and the 2028 Republican nominee, according to Newsweek. Jordan also said Republican leaders are focused on getting as much done as possible while they still hold the majority.
Jim Jordan vows to push GOP agenda while party still holds majority, warns of Dem lawfare
Rep. Jim Jordan, described by Fox News as the incoming House Minority Leader, said Republicans will try to advance as much of their legislative agenda as possible during the lame-duck session before Democrats take control of Congress. According to Fox News, Jordan also warned of what he called Democratic "lawfare."
Longtime GOP leader faces uncertain future after Jim Jordan wins House leadership fight
Jim Jordan defeated Steve Scalise in the race for House Republican minority leader, according to Fox News. Fox News reports that Scalise declined to commit to serving a full term in the 120th Congress after the loss.
House GOP bets on MAGA "fighter" Jim Jordan
According to Axios, House Republicans are turning to Rep. Jim Jordan, 62, to lead their conference after losing a significant number of seats in the election. Axios notes that Jordan, a founding member of the House Freedom Caucus, has moved from an insurgent role to the party's establishment.
Who is Jim Jordan? Pugnacious Trump ideologue to lead diminished Republican ranks
Jim Jordan was elected on Tuesday to lead House Republicans, according to The Guardian US. The outlet notes that Jordan, a Donald Trump ally, defied a 2022 subpoena from the congressional committee investigating the Capitol attack and has been accused of ignoring sexual abuse during his time as a college wrestling coach.
House Republicans elect Rep. Jim Jordan as their next leader following election losses
House Republicans elected Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) as their next leader on Tuesday, defeating Rep. Steve Scalise 106-73 in a secret ballot after Speaker Mike Johnson said he would not seek the role following Republicans' midterm losses. The reports describe the post variously as minority leader and as top House Republican, and they differ on whether Johnson is stepping down from leadership entirely or only declining this role.