Neutral to me and neutral to other swing voters. Fact is you can't just say Jordan or anyone else participated in insurrection without proof or conviction either in a court of law or by a vote of congress. Well, you can say Jordan did, but that holds no water legally or constitutional wise.
So how do people look at 6 Jan these days, a partisan affair with minds made up according to partisanship?
6. Which of the following is closest to your point of view on the January 6, 2021 assault on the U.S.
Capitol building?
Total Democrat Republican Independent
The Jan. 6th events were an attempted coup or insurrection Total 32% Democrat 57% Republican 10% Independent 26%
The Jan. 6th events were a riot that got out of control Total 28% Democrat 20% Republican 38% Independent 32%
The Jan. 6th events were a reasonable protest Total 6% Democrat 4% Republican 9% Independent4%
The Jan. 6th events were carried out by opponents of Donald Trump, including Antifa and government agents Total 17% Democrat 8% Republican 30% Independent 12%
Don’t know Total 18% Democrat 11% Republican 13% Independent 26%
https://www.ipsos.com/sites/default/files/ct/news/documents/2021-12/Topline_NPR_Jan6_2.pdf
As you can see 57% of Democrats view 6 Jan as an insurrection, only 10% of Republicans. Partisanship. So what I do is look at how independents view it. Basically, doing away with most of the partisanship. 26% of independents say it was an insurrection, 32% say a riot much like Minneapolis and Portland. Curiously, 26% of independents don’t know, don’t care or whatever along with another 12% stating the events were carried out by opponents of Trump to make him look bad.
I think the bottom line is most independents don’t give a hoot about 6 Jan, they’re much more worried and care much more about rising prices and empty shelves in stores. Inflation is what independents say is this nation’s most important problem. Trump has been placed into the dust bin of history by most independents. They’re worried about making ends meet today, not something that happened more than a year ago. I think this is where Democrats are getting it wrong. Especially when the midterms are approaching. But it is what it is.
Neutral, Jordan isn't my congressman, I don't care if he runs or not. That's up to the people of his district to decide whether or not to reelect him. Their choice, not mine, not yours.