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ABORTION: In 1985 he stated unequivably that "The Constitution does not protect a right to an abortion."
CREDIBILITY: In 1990 Alito told senators he would not rule in cases involving the Vanguard Group Inc. or Smith Barney Inc., firms that have handled some of his investments.
In 1996, he ruled in a case involving Smith Barney, and in 2002 he ruled in a case involving Vanguard.
EXECUTIVE POWER: In 2000 he embraced the theory of "the unitary executive," which imbues the presidency with expansive powers. In 1986 he advocated having the president issue statements about the meaning of statutes when he signs them into law--a complete violation of the constitutional separation of powers.
This is exactly what Bush did last month to John McCain's torture ban.