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  Well his came from democrats so therefore it was illegitimate /s
context: Jim Jordan ignored subpoenas & refused to answer questions from the 1/6 Comm. 
  Now, as head of the Judiciary Comm., he's expecting others to respect the same congressional procedures he ignored. Talk about hypocrisy
  
  Jordan doesn't belong in Congress in the first place, considering what he covered up at OSU, but this is some next-level hypocrisy. >
  
  The only reason he is in Congress is because corrupt officials created a  safe space for him with his congressional district >
  
  Yeah I hope everyone sent a subpoena just ignores them. That's obviously the new rule set by Jordan and others in the GOP. >
  
  Has any journo asked him what makes his subpoena different than the one he received?