[Batrachian]

He did vote to uphold the Pennsylvania spousal notification law, but maybe he knew it would be overturned anyway so he could do it "safely".

His mother thinks he's pro life.

[Gelato]

Even in the Pennsylvania case, he bowed to precedent. He simply held that the spousal notification law did not violate the right of a woman to an abortion.

To my knowledge, Alito is nowhere on record criticizing Roe V. Wade, nor espousing pro-life views. If such proof exist, I would love to see it.

It little matters what his personal viewpoint is on the issue, however, when he believes that following the rule of law means following unconstitutional precedent.