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Rep. Jim Jordan will enter Monday night’s House Republican meeting with a burst of momentum less than twenty-four hours before a scheduled vote on the House floor to make him Speaker.
Before lunchtime, Rep. Mike Rogers — viewed by many as Jordan’s greatest opponent who reportedly had been organizing an anti-Jordan block —and had a very productive conservation. I informed him that I will be offering my support on the House floor. Aderholt’s statement did not explicitly state whom he supported in Friday’s initial vote when Jordan defeated Rep. Austin Scott . However, his support is notable due to his seniority on the Appropriations Committee.Members of the Appropriations Committee had been reported to be a prime target for Rogers when recruiting his anti-Jordan block before endorsing Jordan.
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