Concealing information in a confirmation hearing can be impeachable. Judge Barrett also didn't disclose decades long involvement with People of Praise in her 2017 confirmation. We need more facts. The first hearing should be in the House not the Senate.

 

Concealing information in a confirmation hearing can be impeachable.
Judge Barrett also didn't disclose decades long involvement with People of Praise in her 2017 confirmation.
We need more facts.
The first hearing should be in the House not the Senate.https://t.co/m6M9xvV3He

— Richard W. Painter (@RWPUSA) October 9, 2020