Kamala Harris says Amy Coney Barrett's faith shouldn't be scrutinized in confirmation hearings
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foxnews.comDemocratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris said Amy Coney Barrett should "absolutely not" be questioned about her religious beliefs during confirmation hearings for the lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court. “One’s faith should never be the basis of supporting or rejecting a nominee,” Harris told KPNX-TV in Phoenix on Thursday. “But any questions that are about bias, any questions that are about perspective on adhering to jurisprudence and precedent — of course,” the senator from California said.
Barrett, a federal appellate judge and former law clerk of conservative Justice Antonin Scalia -- whose death created the vacancy that the GOP-led Senate wouldn't allow Democratic President Barack Obama to fill in 2016 -- has been.
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