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Crazy GOP Representative Jim Jordan

Jordan defended Republicans’ midterm prospects on CNBC, saying Democrats were “crazy” and Republicans were not.

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This article1 analysis · Oct 7, 2026
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Apr 19, 2026
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Jim Jordan defended Republicans’ midterm prospects in a CNBC interview, saying Democrats were “crazy” and Republicans were not. The author pairs that remark with a critical account of Jordan’s political record and argues that it undermines his claim.

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House Speaker who won the 2023 Speaker contest Jordan sought

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ALSO MENTIONED  Anthony Fauci, Doctor whom Jordan called on to resign over his pandemic handling; Barack Obama, Former president mentioned in an account of a government funding deal; John Boehner, Former House Speaker mentioned in an account of Jordan’s opposition to a spending deal; Leo McCarthy, Republican House figure identified in the article as Jordan’s opponent in a leadership race and later a Speaker; Michael Oxley, Former Ohio representative whose House seat Jordan sought; Warren Harding, Former president mentioned as a historical figure associated with Jordan’s district

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