Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan has confirmed that the U.S. House is considering a plan to expunge President Donald Trump’s impeachment, orchestrated by Democrats over his routine telephone call with a Ukrainian official.

In fact, there’s abundant evidence now that the Democrats made up the allegations about Trump’s call, and pursued the impeachment even though they knew the evidence wasn’t there.

A report at Just the News said, “A successful expungement resolution would substantiate Trump’s claims that the impeachments were illegitimate ‘hoaxes’ driven by political malice and ‘lawfare.'”

Jordan, chief of the House Committee on the Judiciary, told the publication, “You need a majority vote, we need a bill, and it’s actually something we’re looking at.”

Evidence now has been released by the government that confirmed the CIA analyst accuser, identified in media as Eric Ciaramella, admitted having “no direct knowledge of Trump’s private comments or communications” with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky, “basing the complaint entirely on hearsay and second- or third-hand accounts.”

Further, there’s Ciaramella’s potential political bias, “including his status as a registered Democrat who worked closely with Vice President Joe Biden on Ukraine policy, including traveling with him and discussing the dismissal of Ukrainian Prosecutor General Yuriy Lutsenko, who was probing Burisma, the corporation that paid Biden’s son Hunter millions of dollars.”

Trump had suggested a review of the ethics involved in Joe Biden threatening Ukraine with a loss of U.S. aid unless officials there fired the prosecutor looking into the company paying Hunter Biden a million dollars a year.

The report said, “The concealed evidence of bias and hearsay was kept classified during Trump’s House impeachment in December 2019 and the subsequent Senate trial.”

Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz already has suggested there’s no reason it couldn’t be done.