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Jim Jordan is complaining that democrats are rushing to pass gun safety legislation during the house judiciary committee. Jayar Jackson and Rick Strom break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE weekdays at noon ET.
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"Jim Jordan might be one of the loonier members of the House Republican caucus, and he's certainly one of the more powerful avatars for the dominant aesthetic now adopted by luminaries of the American right: Pissed Off Wrestling Coach/Little League Dad. It ain't about policy, it's about making sure people know you're loud, you're in charge, and you're mad at all the right people. But Jordan does make a comment on policy here and there, and in the case of regulating gun ownership, he laid out a position to CNN's Manu Raju from which it would be difficult to find many elected Republicans at any level dissenting."
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