John Kass is a world-class pertomane.  If you don't know what that means, it's French for someone who's confused about which orifice he's speaking from.

Kass doesn't understand the Religious Test Clause. It was enacted against an immediate background of the British Test Acts, which restricted public office-holding and other political privileges to members of the Church of England (later broadened to other Protestant churches).  The Americans were specifically repudiating such an a priori disqualification.  The questions asked Barrett were not any sort of legal disqualification.  They were about whether her personal views and values would improperly influence her legal conclusions--after all, various spokesmen of the Catholic church have said that Catholic officials who favor legal abortion should be be excommunicated.  What was critical to her confirmation was not her religious faith but her ability to follow the secular law.