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JJ

Jim Jordan

U.S. Representative, Ohio District 4

Party
R
State
Ohio
Age
Serving since
2007

Rhetoric score

Republicans

No score

Democrats

2.1

n=6

Rhetoric

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Toward Republicans

2026-08-06 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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5.7

Real America wants fraudsters in prison. AG Blanche and Director Patel are making it happen. https://t.co/D3r41xPxz7

This is a short tweet praising two fellow Republican-administration officials (AG Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel) for their conduct, which counts as own-party targeted praise.

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2026-08-05 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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5.3

All thanks to President Trump! https://t.co/2RFoKfamDF

This is a brief tweet crediting President Trump (a fellow Republican, hence own-party target) with no specific policy, action, or vote cited — just generic praise with a link.

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Toward Democrats

2.1n=6

2026-08-10 · Social post · X (Twitter)

X post

0.7

Never forget that Democrats want this for America. President Trump and Republicans are the only thing preventing it. https://t.co/tweuBL3J4…

The statement frames Democrats as a monolithic bloc with a sinister, unspecified goal ('want this for America'), with no policy, bill,…

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2026-08-07 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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0.7

The @WHFraudTF announced more than $229 BILLION in fraud has been uncovered. Democrats hate it. Real America loves it!

Jordan credits a task force finding on fraud but pivots to a purely tribal framing, casting Democrats as a monolith who 'hate' uncovering…

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2026-08-05 · Social post · X (Twitter)

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0.0

Republicans want voter ID to protect our elections. Democrats want illegal aliens voting in our elections. Common sense vs. crazy.

This statement targets the opposing party as a monolith with an inflammatory, unsubstantiated characterization ('Democrats want illegal…

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Where they sit

Coalition

Freedom Caucus

Confirmed current member of the House Freedom Caucus on both Wikipedia's and Ballotpedia's independently-compiled 119th Congress lists.

Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_Caucus (as of June 2026), cross-checked against ballotpedia.org/House_Freedom_Caucus

05100510Jared F. GoldenJoaquin CastroCory MillsJohnny OlszewskiVeronica EscobarTerri A. SewellTim BurchettTroy E. NehlsJake AuchinclossJulie FedorchakJulie JohnsonSeth MoultonGlenn IveyKevin HernSam T. LiccardoJahana HayesBrian JackDeborah K. RossThomas P. TiffanyMike LevinJohn JamesBradley Scott SchneiderJames E. ClyburnRobert GarciaDonald S. BeyerTed LieuSuzanne BonamiciAmi BeraRitchie TorresMark PocanElijah CraneAndré CarsonAndrea SalinasAngie CraigSean CastenJared MoskowitzByron DonaldsYoung KimKevin KileyPaul A. GosarSarah ElfrethDebbie Wasserman SchultzRalph NormanBen ClineSydney Kamlager-DoveZoe LofgrenBecca BalintSylvia R. GarciaJason CrowAlexandria Ocasio-CortezRick LarsenSteve ScaliseMary E. MillerJim JordanJJLauren UnderwoodTom EmmerAnna Paulina LunaScott PerryKeith SelfClay FullerMorgan LuttrellRandy FineAshley HinsonRobert C. "Bobby" ScottH. Morgan GriffithLloyd SmuckerDave MinNorma J. TorresCraig A. GoldmanVirginia FoxxLucy McBathAndrew S. ClydeMarlin A. StutzmanEric BurlisonDarin LaHoodClay HigginsAndy BiggsBruce WestermanRobin L. KellyMichael T. McCaulMaxwell FrostEleanor Holmes NortonBrandon GillDerek SchmidtAl GreenCleo FieldsGreg CasarDebbie DingellJulia LetlowBryan SteilMarcy KapturLori TrahanPramila JayapalJames ComerKweisi MfumeDon BaconEd CaseMichael R. TurnerAustin ScottSteve CohenLaura FriedmanJamie RaskinAyanna PressleyShri ThanedarRaul RuizWarmer toward own party →Warmer toward opposition →

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Legislative activity

Sponsored

55

Cosponsored

1,324

Career totals · Source: Congress.gov · Last pulled 9/7/2026