Little middle ground on Capitol Hill over Rep. Jim Jordan

WASHINGTON — To watch Rep. Jim Jordan grilling a witness testifying before his congressional panels can be a deeply uncomfortable experience. It’s confrontational. It’s full of interruptions. It’s equal parts question and accusation. During his decade in Congress, the Urbana Republican has gotten a reputation as someone you either love or loathe. Tea party conservatives adore him, viewing him as the face of a conservative revolution.