There are 281,421,906 Americans in the last census. Not everybody can have a hearing, only the handful qualified for a SCOTUS nomination. No evidence whatsoever has emerged favorable to her candidancy. Her inadequacy is indubitable, and established far above any hearing's poor power to add or detract.
So that is why we shouldn't give her a hearing.
I think she should be heard for no other reason than you used "indubitable", in your answer.. It clearly shows your are an elitist snob, that doesn't like chicks that went to Baylor.. :)
Talk about strawmen, some of her supporters argue that if she continues through hearings and is confirmed, it is proof that she is qualified and an excellent nomination. It does no such thing. It only means that politics played out to her advantage.