1. The Jim Jordan accusations. Anyone can tell that this stinks to high heaven. Let's see what we can find.
2. The investigation was first reported on April 5th dispatch.com/news/20180405/…
3. Originally a law firm named Bricker & Eckler was chosen to handle the investigation. 
4. Bricker & Eckler donates relatively small amounts to political candidates - in 2018 (so far), 35% D and 65% R.
5. Here's a list of their paid candidates from 2016. Nothing particularly crazy, as the amounts are peanuts, but I do note notorious Uniparty/NeverTrump Rob Portman.
6. Back to the Ohio State investigation, here's a report from June 7th that explains the expansion of the investigation. dispatch.com/news/20180607/…
7. For some reason, Bricker & Eckler is gone, and they are replaced by a law firm named Porter Wright, who brings in (somehow) Perkins Coie.
8. We all know the deal with Perkins Coie. I'm amazed at their audacity to even try this, but hey, Gloria Allred is still around, so accountability is dead. I digress though, let's take a look at Porter Wright
9. These guys are definitely more politically active than the other Law firm.
10. Imagine my shock, to see that Kasich and Hillary top this list. President Trump is all the way at the bottom, with a measly 2.5% of their overall political contributions for 2016.
11. So what happened to the original law firm, that caused this Kasich/Clinton supporting firm to take over this investigation? And how did Perkins Coie get brought in?
13. So Mildly political law firm suddenly has a "legal matter that precludes their involvement", and a uniparty donor firm steps in and immediately brings in Perkins Coie, from SEATTLE, to handle the case. One of the PC lawyers donated a small amount to ActBlue in IL.
14. @Jim_Jordan had better get ready to fight for his life. This is only beginning - and they are coming after him.
