Jordan, Jim (1964- ) – Page 2

Welcome, Speaker Johnson, to the Worst Job in Politics

He has inherited a dramatic, not to mention unwieldy, series of political challenges for the House itself, as well as for the fortunes of his G.O.P. caucus.

In Mike Johnson, Far-Right Republicans Find a Speaker They Can Embrace

The new speaker, Mike Johnson, is virtually unknown to most Americans, but he can be expected to press a hard-right social and fiscal agenda.

‘Chaos Doesn’t Scare Me. American Decline Does.’

The Republican Party’s “lunge toward extremism” shows no sign of abating.

Fight for Speaker Reveals Four Types of House Republicans

Jim Jordan’s bid showed the power of the ultraconservative faction in Congress.

There’s Still No House Speaker. What Happens Now?

The House has been without a permanent speaker since Oct. 3. Here is how a new one could be elected, or how the process could go off the rails yet again.