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'14 Months Of Chaos And We're Doing A Bill On Hair': Jim Jordan Slams Dems For Bill Amid Inflation

 

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In remarks on the House floor Friday, Congressman Jim Jordan (R-OH) spoke about the CROWN Act. He blasts Democrats for bills amid inflation by saying '14 Months Of Chaos And We're Doing A Bill On Hair'. You can watch his video below this article, but before this let's see the discussion.

Jim Jordan: Thank you, madam speaker, Joe Biden inherited a relatively stable and calm world and in 14 months we have complete chaos internationally. I mean think about last summer think about that video last summer where you had people trying to jump on the wheel of the plane as it was taking off in Afghanistan that situation there where the debacle that was the exit from Afghanistan. 

Think about what's going on in Ukraine, Today here at home in 14 months, we went from a secure border to complete chaos with over two million illegal immigrants coming into this country. In one year we went from relatively safe streets to record levels of crime in every major urban area in the country. We went from stable prices to record high inflation 40-year high inflation and of course, we went from energy independence to five-dollar gas and the POTUS begging Iran and Venezuela to increase production in 14 months from stability to chaos. 

And today what are the democrats bringing to the floor? A bill that is titled creating a respectful and open world for natural hair creating a respectful and open world for natural hair act of 2021 that's what we're focused on today. 
  1. How about a world where gas prices aren't five dollars a gallon? 
  2. How about a world where you can actually walk safely on your streets not have record levels of crime? 
  3. How about a world where inflation isn't at a 40-year high? 
  4. How about a world where we were actually energy independents?
These are the issues we should be focused on but democrats today Friday march 18th 2022 with chaos All over the place this is what they're focused on, says Jim Jordan during his house speech.

Madam speaker I would hope and as and as the chairman of the judiciary committee just said we have right the civil rights will cover this thing to cover this kind of any kind of discrimination. It's covered it's wrong if it happens, but this is what the democrats are focused on 14 months of chaos. 

We are doing a bill on hair I think the American people expect more from their congress expect more from their elected representatives and I hope that we can actually focus on the things that matter to the American people with that I reserve the balance of our time. 
With these lines Jim ended his remarks in the house, now you can watch his video shown below.
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  1. Scott R Lemon (I, West Virginia)March 22, 2022 at 10:49 AM

    Thank you for the article. May I suggest learning and applying the principles of correct grammar when quoting one's speech? Or are you intentionally trying to make the representative from Ohio look stupid?

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  2. UnknownMarch 24, 2022 at 6:29 PM

    Thankyou Jim Jordan!

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