Joe Biden has joined forces with Big Tech to try and censor anything bad his opponents say about him.
Ohio Republican Congressman Jim Jordan has been fighting back against Big Tech, becoming their number one target.
But now the Congressman is in the crosshairs of another sleazy group of political hacks.
Jim Jordan is a vocal opponent of the left’s censorship and a stalwart conservative member of Congress.
The Ohio Congressman is the top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee and is known for his no-nonsense approach in taking on the radical left.
Just last week, Jordan announced that if the GOP is able to take back the House in 2022, he would create a subcommittee focused solely on tackling the censorship of conservatives on Big Tech platforms.
The conservative leader is also one of the few GOP members of congress pushing back against the Democrats sham of a January 6 committee – which is a political witch-hunt simply designed to excuse the behavior of Capitol Hill Police who killed an unarmed woman.
By all appearances, Jordan is one of the few good guys on the right.
So then, why are Senate Republicans trying to push him out of his seat?
Lawmakers in Ohio are set to hold hearings next week regarding two maps being proposed by Senate Republicans that have been drawn up for the redistricting process ahead of next year’s midterms.
Because Ohio lost a seat in the last census, lawmakers are bickering back and forth on the best way to handle the line drawing.
And one of the two maps proposed by Republicans in the Senate is raising eyebrows.
This map adds urban Democrat strongholds to Jordan’s very rural conservative district.
It’s no secret that these urban areas could cost Jordan, Ohio’s most prominent House member, his seat in the 2022 midterms.
One Twitter user was quick to notice the strange proposal by the Senate Republicans in Ohio.
“Am I crazy, or does this map effectively re-district GOP Rep. Jim Jordan (OH-4) out of his seat by eliminating a bunch of conservative rural areas and adding in Democrat stronghold Columbus, thereby setting up a race between him and incumbent Democrat Rep. Joyce Beatty (OH-3)?” tweeted Sean Davis.
The move strikes us as odd as well, coming right at a time when Jordan is bringing a lot of attention to the hypocrisy and manipulation of the radical left and Big Tech.
Republicans are looking to sweep in the 2022 midterms so why risk Jordan’s seat, which is likely safe given his rural district.
When asked by The Federalist the motive behind the map drawing, Ohio Senate Majority Caucus Spokesman John Fortney simply stated, “We believe our proposal is constitutional and compliant and we look forward to hearing the process continuing next week.”
It may very well be compliant and constitutional, but it still looks fishy.
Is it possible Jim Jordan is a bit too “radically conservative” for Ohio Senate Republicans?
It certainly seems that way. In which case, Ohio’s Republican Party may need a good house cleaning of its own.