DOJ Obtains Two Years of Jim Jordan's Phone Records

The Justice Department's acquisition of two years' worth of Congressman Jim Jordan's phone records is sending shockwaves through political circles. According to Fox News, the DOJ issued a subpoena for over two years of call logs, though the purpose remains unclear.

Jim Jordan is a Republican House Representative for Ohio and a member of the House Judiciary Committee. He was a staunch defender of former President Trump during his impeachment proceedings and is considered a key Trump ally.

Legal experts are calling the move unusual, as it's rare for the phone records of a sitting member of Congress to be obtained so broadly. Some speculate the action could be linked to investigations related to former President Trump.

Experts suggest the DOJ may have uncovered leads related to specific criminal allegations in Jordan's call records. Others suggest it could be for simple information gathering. However, securing long-term phone records of a sitting Congressman likely signifies something more.

As of yet, Congressman Jordan's office has not released an official statement on the matter, and the Justice Department has also declined to comment. The situation is being closely watched for its potential impact on the future of American politics.