Rep. Jim Jordan's leadership ambitions have been vividly apparent, if unspoken, in recent months. He's been on a multi-state tour aimed at bolstering House Republican candidates. Jordan denies he’s running for any leadership job. He told The Associated Press in an interview that his focus remains on helping maintain Republican control.
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Jordan denies that he’s running for any leadership job, telling The Associated Press in an interview in the lobby of a Marriott hotel that his aims are to help maintain Republican control and lead the House Judiciary Committee for another two years. “I do think he’s kind of an informal member of the leadership team,” Republican candidate Kevin Coughlin, who is running in a tight race for Ohio’s 13th District, told the AP. “There’s no question about that, that he’s part of decision making.”
Jordan is a beloved figure within the GOP base in part because of his pugilistic style on Capitol Hill, where he is known for sparring with Democrats in committee hearings.
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