Larry Lessig's "case for Kagan" is the opposite

Harvard Law Professor Larry Lessig has a Huffington Post piece today making what he calls "The Case for [Elena:] Kagan" as Justice Stevens' replacement.  But as anyone who reads it will see, it actually does the opposite:  just as Walter Dellinger's paper-thin defense of Kagan did, Lessig's piece illustrates how Kagan has no meaningful record, no apparent beliefs, and no way for any rational, independent-minded person to assess the impact that she would have on the Supreme Court.  She's...