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Heather Lindsay's avatar

I watched the documentary. Jordan is a disgrace.

Jenn F's avatar

I watched it as well last night. Jim Jordan is absolutely guilty of being complicit with the sexual abuse of thousands of OSU students.

Karen Marks's avatar

I totally agree! I can't believe the Ohio voters would elect that POS! 😡 Him & Tuberville! A COUPLE of real JERKS!

Jerri Peake's avatar

And they KEEP re-electing him!!!

S. A. Linden's avatar

The consequence of illegal gerrymandering. But his district, tight right wing as it is, might just rethink his next election. I despise that man and being in Ohio, I will work as hard as I can to get him defeated, once and for all!

Sylvia Salazar's avatar

Do exactly what his party did to us. Drive it home.. Say it until its a slogan. Jim Junk Jordan. Pedo pal Jordan. Dr. Crotch's BFF. Nasty but necessary.

Fox.or.Ox's avatar

Jim Junk Jordan. Pedo pal Jordan. Dr. Crotch's BFF! Repeat !

frances salak's avatar

I agree 💯% Jordon should be removed from Congress and spend time in jail. OSO students deserve to get pay back with anyone who takes students and do whatever. Go to jail.

Karen Landry's avatar

As a coach, asst. coach, teacher, etc., you are, by law, a court mandated reporter. When you don't report it, you broke the law.

J Kershner's avatar

He belongs in alligator Alcatraz…

Kathy Button's avatar

A family picnic on the beach

at Alligator Allcatraz sounds good to me!!🐊🐊🐊🐊

lana c's avatar

A criminal too since he didn't report it, couldn't give a flying fk. Ugh. Climbing up the ol' boys club ladder when he should be jail.

Shannyn Frank's avatar

100%. Great documentary and Gym Jordan is a lying pathetic spineless ghoul

Ed Garland's avatar

Agree. He's "related" to Lindsey Graham--another mess on two feet.

Martha Chiplock's avatar

I didn't watch it...didn't have to. Already knew Jordan is a disgrace.

Heather Lindsay's avatar

True. The documentary is well worth watching. Ohio state is not taking responsibility and made a mint off these young men that Ohio State knew were preyed upon. Some of the men lost their scholarships because they objected to the abuse. Their lives were completely detailed. It’s hard to watch but important.

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Janet's avatar

They give each other cover and permission. Should be an Absolute bar to public service. America is sick with racism and abuse.

Frederica Huxley's avatar

Then projection on to Democrats.

Sylvia Salazar's avatar

I think the same thing. RJ May is facing reprimand right now. He is a young Republican representative with a family. Can you imagine how a wife would feel?

Martha Chiplock's avatar

Knew it was happening as soon as the Repubs started the conspiracy about Dems running a pedophile ring. They learned that from their felon leader --- accuse your opponents of what you're doing yourself.

lana c's avatar

It's a 'been 4ever thing' just finally getting some attention - well, let's find out. We'll do our bit.

Beth Amirault's avatar

Thank You for giving this issue attention-♥️🖐🏼

Wanda Korab's avatar

The party that screams “family values”…

Harbors pedophiles. Empowers racists. Excuses rapists. Elects convicted felons. Platformed actual Nazis.

The hypocrisy isn’t just outrageous—it’s vile, repulsive, and beyond words.

There may not even be a word strong enough for this brand of moral rot.

Jean Conley's avatar

Good one! Love the acronym (I think that's what they're called!). Defines that party perfectly!

Dee Joy's avatar

I can't believe just how many evil predators there are in America.

All joined forces to perpetrate crimes against the innocent.

I thought the world and humanity was better than this.

Leslie Jaszczak's avatar

Well, the louder they scream, the less likely they are to be following those values. As some lefty Jewish guy they don't really think that much about once said, "By their fruits shall you know them." I think he also had rather unkind things to say about people who went out wearing HUGE symbols of their religion, prayed on the street corners, etc. What WAS that guy's name again?

S. A. Linden's avatar

Nicely put, Wanda. We might want to have that on a campaign ad.

Erik S's avatar

Couldn’t have happened to a bigger do nothing pos…. How many years have we been paying this dirtbag? And he has never authored a bill… nothing. Nothing even for his home state. He just signs his name in whatever line they tell him on other peoples bills….. time for new younger blood.

Kathy Tankersley's avatar

Agreed, and the republican/magat voters are tribal, reflexively vote “R” no matter the qualifications of their candidate. It’s name recognition, mixed with propaganda and racism that prompts the right wingers against voting for anyone democratic and against their own best interests. Difficult to change that baked in racism and distrust of government unless an “R” is running it.

S. A. Linden's avatar

It's the 'good old boy' network, esp. common here in Ohio. I grew up around that and I can easily see it happen. It doesn't make it right at all.

Glenn T Morgan Sr's avatar

Every R that's tried has been unceremoniously drummed out of the party.

James Smiley's avatar

I want to quote a movie, but I know it will earn me an instant strike.

Ellen McKenzie's avatar

Come on!! I have no idea!

Theresa Eaton's avatar

Lame person who has nothing good about him. He had to know what was going on.

James Smiley's avatar

Let us hear the Dear truth from all who have the strength to tell the truth to all who have the strength to tell the truth. May we all learn the truth on this summer day that leaves me troubled.

Fox.or.Ox's avatar

He is practically illiterate. Only knows how to wrestle or physically fight. Doesn't say much for the voters of Ohio who keep electing him. Mindless?

BikerPup's avatar

The same Gym Jordan who failed the bar exam and who has never put forth a single bill in the House?

Huitzilopotchli's avatar

Jim Jordan is also a pedophile. GOP, Republicans are the party of pedos.

Patrice Mobley's avatar

Amen, 1000%. Crooks, bullies and the party of LAP DOGS!

Ann Franklin's avatar

Jim “Gym” Jordan should be in jail, not sitting in Congress, but he’s a Republican so it’s allowed… look at “what” is the so-called leader.

VMR's avatar

I have wondered for years how Jim Jordan was escaping attention !!

Glenn T Morgan Sr's avatar

He's not escaping it anymore!

DeeGee@pcb's avatar

Everyone should watch Surviving Ohio State on HBO-documentary on the sexual abuse at Ohio State. I was both sick at my stomach and furious at just the thought of sickening Gym Jordan, running around in D.C. in his shirt and tie, screaming, accusing, yelling like junkyard trash. I have zero doubt that Jordan was well aware of what was going on. He should be charged as an accomplice. Ohio State should have to pay multi-millions & so should GYM!

AnneNight's avatar

Keep the reports coming about all the Republicans that have been convicted and or have credible accusations against them! Let’s go! Now that some MAGA are paying attention, let’s hammer home the point! It’s almost always the Republicans that are sexual predators!! Make graphs and charts!📈

Karen Q's avatar

MAGA ‘preachers’ too.

S. A. Linden's avatar

I think that they invented it.

Sheila Prosterman's avatar

Unfortunately its been going on for most of history. It's just in the past people were able to cover it up, some of them even boasted about it. Take a good look at Roman politics, especially Republican Rome when they were still supporting the original Roman virtues, like our American exceptionalism. And Shakespeare wrote plays about it. Again and again people talk about it and again and again it keeps happening, regardless of all the attention paid to the previous crimes committed against the victims of sexual abuse and all the other forms of abuse humanity has been able to invent, like the witch trials , the various forms of slavery and the many different political prosecutions. Indeed it just seems like we get better at it, with the Nazi's against their own German people and now places like Venezuela with the Maduro regime and El Salvador with Bukele , even Syria and Isreal ,each country supporting a competing regime . What about China and the persecutions of their minority groups .

S. A. Linden's avatar

Right. And back then it wasn't hidden, it was culturally accepted as "normal." Now pedophilia is a big secret because our cultures demand that it not be "normal." Sad to say, but pedophilia is a pathology that has the sordid personal history of repeating through families. I don't know what the stats are, but there's a good chance that a pedophile was abused when a child.

Deborah MacLeod's avatar

All this explosive stuff and nothing is done about it on any level. People are going to become desensitized and just ignore it if something isn't done soon. So sick of it now. From 🇨🇦

Lois Phillips's avatar

I so agree. From 🇨🇦

Leanne's avatar

I'm an Ohioan, and an abuse survivor.

Ohio government is bloody red and very corrupt.

I've always known Jordan was a criminal and he needs to be stopped.

Thank you for keeping this very important account in the spotlight.

Nancy Endersby's avatar

Jasmine I am so sorry for what you went through. I grew up in Ohio and my family still lives there. I totally agree with you. There have been some great candidates over the years but unfortunately the corrupt ones keep getting elected with few exceptions. Still can’t believe Tim Ryan lost.

Leanne's avatar

Thanks Nancy. Yeah Ohio gov is a mess. If you haven't seen it yet, check out the 2 part doc on HBO Max called The Dark Money game. Very enlightening.

Teresa 's avatar

The gop is full of freaks

Phyllis Robinson's avatar

Jordan should be punished for covering this up.

S. A. Linden's avatar

Try to imagine sanctimonious Mike Johnson confronted with that dilemma. Yeah.

David W.'s avatar

Great job in exposing the coverup! This disgusting piece of sh*t should be nowhere close to government and deserves to be imprisoned for many years, as a traitor.

David W.'s avatar

On a related note: There are many pros & cons to dismantling the Department of Education. Ideally, reform measures would include academics that focus on grounding students and teaching them about all aspects of American History as well as coursework in Cultural Anthropology, Civics, with a goal of improving their cognitive/ reasoning abilities along with trade skills that outlast the continuous changes in the world of technology and corporate mergers. Does anyone remember how good life was when the middle class was the focus of our economic/political structure? As things go to hell over the coming months and years, we need our leaders to get creative and realize that solutions cannot be found in the same system that created the problems. Let’s shift the thinking to Microeconomics and cooperatives like Mondragon, Spain and keeping our money circulating within our communities by legalizing Public Banking. Go to: PublicBankingInstitute.org for user friendly information and advice.

S. A. Linden's avatar

Yes! Good suggestions. Government is, and should be, hard and complex. Dumbing it down the Trump way is inexcusable and only for the poorly educated. Realize that many communities have produced several generations now of the home schooled and religiously schooled, often omitting anything about liberal arts and certainly biasing their civics instruction. All while our public school education suffers cuts.

Is it any wonder that we have this monstrosity now? Combining it with technology that the human animal was not designed to keep up with and the powerful manipulation that goes along with it allows Americans to truly be embarrassingly stupid.

David W.'s avatar

Thank you, I couldn’t agree more! Unfortunately, there hasn’t been an interest within our local and state governments to address these issues, nor do we have a system where people can learn from the true nature and skills of becoming a competent leader. The only reason why I know this is because of my unusual background and training that included mentoring by those who had worked or been affiliated with people I have most admired, like RFK and MLK Jr.

David W.'s avatar

S.A. Linden - I can tell that you are very astute and wanted to add that the thought of arranging weekly seminars on these topics, in community forum formats, would be a good way to get people thinking. In the old days Granges were often the best place for events like this as well as schools. If only we could break through the multiple silos …

Bryan T's avatar

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