John, fair point regarding Breyer. But interestingly, the areas Kagan could plausibly vote with the conservative bloc — especially national security and war powers stuff — are some of the same areas where Breyer has done just that. Recall that Breyer concurred with the majority in Hamdi, while Scalia and Stevens joined in dissent.

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