Jim Jordan accused of ignoring sexual abuse allegations at Ohio State
U.S. Congressman Jim Jordan
Why Jim Banks and Jim Jordan Were Blocked From the Capitol Riot Panel - The New York Times
Jim Jordan (Ohio) - Ballotpedia
Jim Jordan Roasted for Ignoring a Sexual Assault ... Again
Trump Compliments Jim Jordan's Physique and Said His Ears Look Unusual
GOP's Jordan Says Jan. 6 Panel's Subpoena Violates Constitution - Bloomberg
Jim Jordan Spoke With Trump in 10-Minute Phone Call on 1/6, Records Show
Jim Jordan, U.S. Representative for Ohio – The Presidential Prayer Team
Jim Jordan Trips Over His Asshole Trying to Malign Lt. Colonel Vindman | Vanity Fair
Jim Jordan demands material on him before complying with January 6 subpoena | US Capitol attack | The Guardian
Jim Jordan | Congress.gov | Library of Congress
The House Jan. 6 committee wants to interview Jim Jordan : NPR
Newsmakers with Representative Jim Jordan | C-SPAN.org
Ohio Republican Jim Jordan asked to testify on Donald Trump calls
Ohio Representative Jim Jordan: 'The Laptop Was Real, the News Was Fake!' - Tennessee Star
Jim Jordan makes odd case against the marriage equality bill
The Frontline Interview: Jim Jordan | FRONTLINE | PBS | Official Site
Two Lawsuits Against Ohio State Keep Jim Jordan in the Cross Hairs - The New York Times
Jim Jordan to run for speaker of the House | CNN Politics
Jim Jordan hid COVID-19 diagnosis, saying "I don't talk about my health status with reporters" | Salon.com
Jim Jordan Trips Over His Own Asshole Trying to Debate Anthony Fauci | Vanity Fair
Jim Jordan texted Mark Meadows argument for Mike Pence to reject Biden electoral votes
Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan takes workhorse-showhorse divide to extremes - Ohio Capital Journal
Jordan tears into DOJ officials for hostility to Meadows' election fraud inquiries - POLITICO
Pelosi blocks Banks and Jordan from panel reviewing Jan. 6 riot - Roll Call
Ohio lawmaker wants to slap Rep. Jim Jordan with a subpoena
Rep. Jordan demands briefing by FBI director on retaliation against agents at Jan. 6 protest - Washington Times
