'Bullied into submission': Jim Jordan shamed for spending his career doing MAGA's bidding
7 months, 1 week ago

'Bullied into submission': Jim Jordan shamed for spending his career doing MAGA's bidding

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Rep. Jim Jordan "has been bullied into submission," said MSNBC producer Steve Benen in a Friday column. So, Jordan caved, demanding the Justice Department turn over information about former employee Matthew Colangelo, who is involved in prosecuting Trump's hush money case for the Manhattan district attorney's office, Benen said. office turn over any documents about the hiring of Colangelo, and on Thursday he made the request of Colangelo's former employer, New York Attorney General Letitia James. "It’s this conspiracy theory that Jordan is now taking seriously — or at least pretending to take seriously — as evidenced by the Ohioan’s latest outreach to the New York attorney general’s office," Benen continued.

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