► Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) : Today’s “Hypocritical Dufus” Award Winner |
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) : Today’s “Hypocritical Dufus” Award Winner
This isn’t the first Award presented to Jimmy. In the past, he has been the recipient of six (6) Awards in various categories. Those awards are listed at the end of this article and can be viewed by going to the listed categories.
Jimmy is another loser lawyer that learned early on just how difficult it would be to earn a dishonest living practicing law. This led Jimmy to go into the second most ethical profession (used car salesman No. 1) in the country, politics.
It should be noted that Jimmy has had his significant snout firmly implanted in the public trough for the past thirty-one years (1987-2018). In fact, Jimmy never earned a living practicing law after graduating from Capitol University Law School, which is understandable since Capitol is ranked 177th out of 200 schools ranked by Law School Review.After lathering up his lips with a tube of Industrial Strength Chapstick, Jimmy decided to once again perform as an unpaid criminal defense attorney for Donald “Trumporleone” Trump. In this instance, Jimmy decided to go after The Great Leader’s former consigliore and fixer, Michael Cohen. Towards that end, Jimmy made the following laughable statements in February 2019.
Jimmy’s inability to appreciate that he’s a hypocritical Dufus is proven when he said:
“The Democrats’ motivations for bringing in Michael Cohen, an admitted liar, is to give him a platform to avenge his grudge with the President and further feed his insatiable desire for celebrity.”
Jimmy is the Celebrated Loser that continues to falsely claim that Hillary is personally responsible for American deaths during the Benghazi attacks. In fact, the Dufus continues to lie about the Benghazi incident while also demanding even more sham investigations about the matter. This despite numerous committee investigations conducted by Republicans that found absolutely nothing to blame Hillary for except that she was a Democrat.
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