evidence: You would not know this from reading Alito’s opinion. [...] Some of Alito’s rhetorical flourishes may not survive in the final opinion. For example, the kicker to this sentence — "Until the latter part of the 20th century, there was no support in American law for a constitutional right to obtain an abortion" — is "Zero. None." That reveals a zealot’s glee. That’s a small point, but along with the reintroduction of crude language from the violent anti-abortion movement like "abortionist" and "unborn human beings" and even, the Malthusian reference to the need for a "domestic supply of infants," this is ideological warfare dressed up in legal language.