Democrats ask if more material omitted from Barrett response
Barrett, who was nominated to the high court last month by President
The ad was not included in materials Barrett provided to the
In a letter Tuesday signed by all 10
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The 2006 ad, an open letter signed by Barrett and others, “opposed women’s reproductive freedoms and explicitly called for overturning Roe v. Wade,'' the landmark
The ad, which had more than 1,200 names attached to it, appears to be the most direct expression of Barrett’s opposition to abortion and has intensified debate over whether she would vote to restrict, if not overturn, abortion rights if confirmed to the
Barrett's failure to disclose the 2006 letter “leads to additional questions about other potentially missing materials,'' the Democratic senators wrote in the letter.
It also raises concerns that the process of collecting materials responsive to the
Meanwhile, an outside group advocating for conservative judges announced on Tuesday a 15-member team of pro bono legal professionals who will be conducting rapid response and other campaign-style support for Barrett’s confirmation.
“The confirmation of Judge
At a separate news conference Tuesday, several
“Judge Barrett has shown by her past writings and by passing the Trump test (for a
Sen.
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