Alito Consistently Conservative on Abortion and Religion
The piece portrays Justice nominee Alito as consistently conservative on abortion and religious expression. It notes his lone dissent in Casey v. Planned Parenthood and his view that Congress lacks broad authority over gun sales, with mixed judgments on federalism and workers’ rights.
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Alito Nomination Divides Senators Across Partisan Lines
Washington debate over Samuel Alito's Supreme Court nomination sharpens partisan rifts. Senate Democrats hint at possible filibuster while Republicans praise the pick as fitting judicial restraint. critics warn it could divide America and empower the far right.
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