On Jim Jordan

WASHINGTON D.C.— The House select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the United States Capitol has referred Ohio U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan to the House Committee on Ethics for failing to comply with a legally authorized subpoena.

In the Jan. 6 panel’s summary of its final report, Jordan is listed as one of four GOP congressmen listed for potential further investigation after not responding to orders to testify on the events of that day. The others “refuseniks” are House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs, and Rep. Scott Perry

Congressman Jordan now serves as the Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.

Given his unswerving cooperation with, and commitment to, the rule of law – as demonstrated by his refusal to testify, why ever should everyone who is requested to meet with his Judiciary Committee, comply with any summons or subpoena issued?

“Do as I say, not as I do.  Why?  Because I said so!”