Non-Sequiturs: 11.04.08
* What’s a “golly waddle”? Ask Justice Scalia. [Doyle Reports]
* The year that was in celebrity endorsements. [Popsquire]
* DLA Piper and Patton Boggs are among the many firms pitching in to help with election law issues today. [The BLT: Blog of the Legal Times]
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* Al Franken’s final funny campaign pitch. If Norm Coleman loses, he will have lost to both Al Franken and Jesse Ventura in his political career. [What About Clients?]
* Fun with federal sentencing guidelines. Or, why those ex-AIG execs are probably going away for a long, long time. [Dealbreaker]
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