According to a new report out from the Center for Effective Lawmaking, uh, which is a collaboration
between academics at the University of Virginia and Vanderbilt University. Turns out that
Jim Jordan is actually one of the least effective lawmakers here in the United States, and he
is at the very bottom of the list for Republicans. Out of the 220 Republicans in Congress, Jim
Jordan ranks 217th in effectiveness. So there's only three Republicans out of 220 that have
gotten less legislation passed than Jim Jordan. And this is not a one time thing. It's not
just, you know, in case you're thinking, well, he's on the judiciary committee, he's just
worried about hearings. He's not passing legislation. Oh, oh oh oh oh. Let me go ahead and correct
the record there as well, because last year when Republicans were als, uh, were not in
the majority. Um, Jim Jordan ranked 202nd out of 205 Republicans. So still, even when
they weren't in the majority, and Jim Jordan was not chairing committees, there were still
only three Republicans in Congress that were getting less done than Jim Jordan. Now, let
me read you this quote from Jim Jordan. This is what he, according to this report, recently
told reporters about the rankings. He said, I didn't come to Congress to make more laws.
Okay, now, now he continues. I'm gonna read you the rest of it. But, but think about that
for a minute. Your job title, you know, you can call it Congressman us Representative
Lawmaker is also an appropriate title for the job that you have. So if you're going
to be a lawmaker and then tell us that you're not gonna make laws, then you should be removed
from office. It's like, if I'm a bread baker and I come out and tell reporters, guys I'm
not here to bake bread, then they're, they're gonna be like, well, then get the F outta
here. Like, we, we came to a bakery. You are a bread baker and you're telling us you're
not here to make bread. No, I'm not here to make bread. I'm just here to make sure that,
uh, the floors are swept. Okay? But then you're not a bread baker, you're a floor sweeper.
Yeah, but I don't wanna sweep the floors either. So you're not a floor sweeper. I mean, I could
continue this analogy forever, but you get the point. He's like, I didn't come here to
make laws. No, you did. That is literally what the people of Ohio sent you to Washington
DC to do. It's in the frigging title. Here's the rest of his quote. I actually came to
Congress to reduce regulations and taxes on American families and the American people.
My goal is not to pass a bunch of bills. I'll support the legislation that I think makes
sense. I I don't have to have my name on it to be supportive of that, and I'm certainly
not going to do that at the committee. So not only are you not a law, as your job title
says that you're supposed to be, you're a law destroyer, like the exact opposite of
what you're supposed to be doing. So you don't want to pass legislation. You would rather
remain an ineffective member of Congress screwing over your district by robbing them of somebody
who's actually going to fight for them and bring things back home. Uh, you wanna go there
to just burn it all down. Like that's what that quote means to me. Like, I didn't come
here to make laws. I came here to destroy all the laws. I don't lack what this body
does, and I'm gonna make sure we don't do it. So not only are you not doing your job,
you're undoing the jobs of other people who are much more competent and far smarter than
you are. That's Jim Jordan, and that is what he admitted. That is what this new study found
Jim Jordan is basically the worst of the worst. And now we got the statistics to back that
up.