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Epstein defender becomes Minority Leader.

Republicans select the most ineffective House member to be Minority Leader. The man who kept quiet while former Ohio State University doctor Richard Strauss sexually abuse male wrestlers. The same guy who takes money from Robert Wexler, the alleged bundler for Jeffrey Epstein. 

The same old guy notorious for show hearings, frequent appearance on Fox and endless gaslighting.

The lawmaker from Ohio's 4th Congressional District. A district that unfairly drawn to help him retain power for years. A district that carves into Columbus spanning towards Lima, Mansfield, Ashland, Sidney, Bellefontaine, Marysville, Powell, Wapakoneta, Marion, Westerville, St. Marys, Delaware and Kenton.

Introducing the ineffective idiot James Daniel Jordan.

Jordan has won over more establishment colleagues by raising substantial campaign funds and actively traveling to support fellow GOP candidates.

President Donald J. Trump gave this idiot his blessing. He beat out Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) for the top spot.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), the hyperpartisan House member from Urbana has won the secret ballot defeating Scalise in a fight over control of the minority.

He is going to be defending Trump as his latest scandal involves his donor Jensen Huang. 

Jensen Huang resigned as CEO of Nvidia after public reports and internal investigations surfaced regarding an inappropriate relationship with Alice Huang, a former executive at Megaspeed and a suspected Chinese intelligence asset.

Under Huang's leadership, Nvidia donated $25 million to fund President Trump's White House ballroom renovation project.

As a co-founder and the first chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, Jordan has built a loyal following among grassroots voters who favor hardline fiscal and social policies.

Allies praise his combative style in high-profile committee hearings. Following the GOP's 2026 midterm losses, fellow Republicans—such as Rep. Nicole Malliotakis—described him as a "fighter" well-suited to defend President Donald Trump and counter incoming Democratic investigations.

Throughout his career, Jordan has repeatedly clashed with GOP leadership and helped orchestrate government shutdown fights, leading former Republican House Speaker John Boehner to famously label him a "legislative terrorist".

Democrats and critics heavily scrutinize his role in efforts to challenge the 2020 presidential election results. He has also faced persistent criticism over allegations from former Ohio State University wrestlers claiming he failed to act on reports of sexual misconduct by team doctor Richard Strauss during Jordan's tenure as an assistant coach in the late 1980s and early 1990s—allegations Jordan has consistently denied.