How Republicans Stayed Unified on Donald Trump's Impeachment | Time
Rep. Jim Jordan tapped by GOP leader to grill witnesses at impeachment hearing
The GOP Wants To Use The Kavanaugh Playbook For Impeachment Hearings. Let's Not Fall For It Again | Cognoscenti
Whistleblower's lawyer calls out 'lying' Republican in Trump impeachment hearing: 'You ignore the facts' | The Independent | The Independent
News Outlet in Jim Jordan's Home State Outlines Multiple Instances Where Republican Rep. Supported Impeachment
Rep. Jim Jordan's Attempt at Attacking a Whistleblower Draws Laughter at Impeachment Hearing | GQ
Opinion | Impeachment exposes the widening gap between Republicans and the truth - The Washington Post
WATCH: Rep. Jim Jordan's full questioning of committee lawyers | Trump's first impeachment - YouTube
Rep. Jim Jordan tapped by GOP leader to grill witnesses at impeachment hearing
Republicans scramble for a message as public impeachment hearings begin - The Boston Globe
Rep. Jim Jordan: Trump impeachment trial – here's what the Senate must do | Fox News
Jordan Brings Pugnacious Style to Impeachment Defense of Trump - The New York Times
GOP adds Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan to House Intelligence Committee - Los Angeles Times
WATCH: Rep. Jordan's full questioning of Bill Taylor | Trump's first impeachment hearings - YouTube
Impeachment delivers blockbuster fundraising for key lawmakers - POLITICO
UC prof: Ohio lawmaker goes for 'takedown' in impeachment | University Of Cincinnati
Fact-checking GOP impeachment hearing claims - CNN Video
GOP relies on familiar defenses as impeachment hearings open - Roll Call
Trump ally Jim Jordan gets a seat on committee for impeachment hearings
House Republicans' Trump impeachment strategy is simple: Distract, deceive and yell
Rep. Jim Jordan Previews Trump Defense In Impeachment Trial: 'Facts Are On The President's Side' | Here & Now
Jim Jordan: the Republican in 'attack dog mode' for impeachment hearings | Trump impeachment inquiry (2019) | The Guardian
House Impeachment Inquiry: What Will the Republicans Do for Trump After Gordon Sondland's Testimony? | The New Yorker
