University study deems Jim Jordan ineffective at passing legislation
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Is Rep. Jim Jordan among the least effective members of Congress? Researchers at the Center for Effective Lawmaking - a joint project between academics at the University of Virginia and Vanderbilt University - seem to think so.
The organization last week released a report evaluating how successful individual Congress members were at moving their legislative agenda items through Congress over the past two years. It examined the bills each member sponsored, whether they advanced through the legislative process and were signed into law, and the significance of that legislation. It ranked members within their own parties to avoid penalizing those in the legislative minority.
The study rated Jordan as the 202nd most effective Republican in the House of Representatives out of 205 it examined.
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A statement from a Democratic candidate who has filed to run for office against Jordan, Jeff Sites, declared the study shows “how little Jordan is doing for his constituents.”
MORE: https://www.cleveland.com/open/2021/03/university-study-deems-jim-jordan-ineffective-at-passing-legislation-says-other-ohioans-get-better-results.html
From the link: “In warehousing, if you won’t do the work, you get fired,” said Sites. “It should be the same for career politicians.”
Jeff Sites' website: https://sitesforcongress.com
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A quick look at his district map should explain it (his voters appear to be almost hand-selected):
all know how ineffective old gym is without having to do a study. Sheesh. 
Might be asking a lot that they read, though.
I was going to ask how to get them to read it, comprehend it and act on it. 
in my dreams, I know
