Inside top Trump bulldog’s plan to save House GOP majority and defy history

Representative Jim Jordan of Ohio, who chairs the House Judiciary Committee, has spent the weeks before Tuesday's midterm elections campaigning nonstop for fellow House Republicans, even though he is not one of the three top party leaders who are doing the same. A source familiar with his schedule says he will have visited 115 districts in 34 states this cycle, including a stretch of 19 straight days on the road before Nov. 3 that took him to Washington, Oregon, Texas, Arkansas, Florida, Illinois and South Carolina, according to Fox News.

Jordan told Fox News Digital that his stops are fundraisers, rallies or a mix of the two, and that his pitch barely changes from place to place. He says Republicans lowered taxes and secured the border, and he argues Democrats would reverse that progress. He acknowledged that prices remain too high, but he blamed the Biden administration's inflation and said Republicans are working to bring it down.

His biggest worry, he said, is that radicals who now run the Democratic Party would do frightening things to the structure of government if they won power. Because he lacks a leadership post, he gets no charter planes or police motorcades.

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