The A Stands for Awesome

I would put this blog in the Mildly Funny to Funny category:

http://samuelalito.blogspot.com/

Way to go Internet. I Heart You.

Update from Oneway
This exchange from an article written by Terence Jeffrey between Sen. Arlen Specter and Alito is entertaining. Specter loves abortion and is referring to Planned Parenthood vs. Casey, a Supreme Court case which upheld Roe vs. Wade:
But when Specter asked Alito whether he agreed that "Casey is a super-precedent or a super-stare decisis," Alito stopped him with a quip. "I personally would not get into categorizing precedents as super-precedents or super-duper-precedents," said Alito. "Any sort of categorization like that sort of reminds me of the size of the laundry detergent in the supermarket."

Also, Sen. Chuck Shumer gets some:

SCHUMER: Does the Constitution protect the right to free speech?
ALITO: Certainly it does. That's in the First Amendment.
SCHUMER: So why can't you answer the question of: Does the Constitution protect the right to an abortion the same way without talking about stare decisis, without talking about cases, et cetera?
ALITO: Because answering the question of whether the Constitution provides a right to free speech is simply responding to whether there is language in the First Amendment that says that the freedom of speech and freedom of the press can't be abridged. Asking about the issue of abortion has to do with the interpretation of certain provisions of the Constitution.