Yes - your point was that 'actually' the lawyers aren't going to write anything worth the time of your readers because that's what lawyers do and everybody should ignore them and instead realize that it's all about 'just' one thing.  

One questions under your interpretation why it was even necessary to fight to obtain a copy of the memo.  You certainly made clear that you don't even need to read it to know what it's all about.  And the time the lawyers will spend - worthless.  

In rebuttal let me link everybody to one of the best legal minds writing today who wrote a post about the Yoo memo this morning and note that he spends exactly one sentence on the legal reasoning in the memo.  

Instead he answers the broader question that you don't quite get to in your conclusion.  If an administration does a power grab like this, is there any chance a supreme court would uphold it and if they would does that mean our whole system is worthless.  And he response leads ultimately to the conclusion that the fate of our constitutional system lies in our hands not in the hands of courts. I actually think this is something worth thinking about AND given the predilication of many of your current and past readers to advocate for taking matters into our own hands, something they might find interesting too.

If the Supreme Court adopted John Yoo's theory of Presidential dictatorship, it might send us spiraling down toward the end of our two centuries' old constitutional experiment with democracy, a possibility that the framers imagined but tried to forestall through the creation of doctrines like the separation of powers and checks and balances. Or it might not. The next Administration might come along, take very different positions, and appoint new Justices who distinguished the bad decision away. But, in any case, it would not simply be a question of us waiting passively for the Court to decide our fates. There are things we might and should do to promote the restoration of proper constitutional government. The fact that the Constitution is in all of our hands, and not simply the hands of the Justices, is the reason why we have a living Constitution.

(emphasis mine)