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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: dutch508 on January 10, 2022, 10:50:08 PM
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kentuck (103,964 posts)
Should Jim Jordan be subpoenaed to appear before the Committee?
Rep. Jim Jordan turned down a request from the Committee to appear before them to discuss what exactly he knew about January 6th and to inform them of what his phone calls with TFG were all about? It is reported that he is getting advice from the Trump team to ignore the Committee's request.
The Committee is left with little choice but to subpoena him. If he still refuses to talk, then they should make a criminal referral to the DOJ. No doubt, the Trump team will tell him to take it to court. Because that is what they do.
It is rather strange that committees of Congress can request or subpoena people like former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to appear before them and be questioned for 10 to 12 hours continuously but the same folks in Congress are exempt from such questioning?
Does the debate loophole in the law protect Congressmen from testifying before the Congress? I would think the courts would say that must respond when there is a possible criminal act involved, much like Congressmen must appear before the Ethics Committee when they are charged with an ethics violation. Obviously, they are not totally exempt from oversight.
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Tickle (154 posts)
1. Their goal
is to run the clock out
Star Member relayerbob (4,135 posts)
3. Skip it and send him directly to Gitmo
with the rest of the terrorists
lagomorph777 (27,466 posts)
7. Gym Jerkin should be subpoenaed to appear before a jury.
Progressive Jones (5,804 posts)
10. I hereby volunteer to drag that little pixie in by his ear. nt
LetMyPeopleVote (104,501 posts)
14. Jim Jordan is a hypocrite, a coward, and a traitor.
Star Member DavidDvorkin (18,288 posts)
17. He should be dragged there in irons
And administered truth serum, if that stuff really works.
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Once again DUmbasses letting their inner fascists out for the whole wide world to see.
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kentuck (103,964 posts)
Should Jim Jordan be subpoenaed to appear before the Committee?
Rep. Jim Jordan turned down a request from the Committee to appear before them to discuss what exactly he knew about January 6th and to inform them of what his phone calls with TFG were all about? It is reported that he is getting advice from the Trump team to ignore the Committee's request.
Is there any truth to the rumor I'm starting that Jordan's refusal letter ended with, "Bring it!"? :lmao: :tongue: :fuelfire: :loser:
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Once again DUmbasses letting their inner fascists out for the whole wide world to see.
Funny, they thought ignoring subpoenas was perfectly OK when it was holder on the target end.