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CabrioArtie
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CabrioArtie's post in Uninstalling alternator help was marked as the answer
I would like to thank everyone who replied above, with all of your suggestions I was able to get the bushing pushed and alternator removed.
After soaking it with PB Blaster for several hours and hitting it for a little while and a slight process change it creaked and moved. The process change was, using the bolt screwed in as far as it will go without the pulley wheel mounted, I was able to hit it so that it moved. This gives you the most amount of room in order to work and use the hammer.
Again, thanks to everyone. I now have a properly working alternator.