Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio elected new leader of bruised House GOP
House Republicans returned to Capitol Hill from a midterm wipeout and, on Tuesday, elected as their new leader Rep. Jim Jordan, a Freedom Caucus founder and reformed political bomb-thrower who is now charged with marshalling the chamber's smallest GOP minority since the 1990s.
House Republicans have elected Rep. Jim Jordan as their new leader following a midterm election setback. Jordan, a founder of the Freedom Caucus, will now lead the chamber’s smallest Republican minority since the 1990s. The election took place on Tuesday after the representatives returned to Capitol Hill.
- Rep. Jim Jordan has been elected as the new leader of House Republicans.
- This election follows a significant loss for the GOP in the midterm elections.
- Jordan is a founder of the Freedom Caucus.
- He is tasked with leading the smallest House Republican minority in decades.
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