Non-Sequiturs: 01.29.09
* At least the era of partisanship — that is nowhere near over– can still be kind of funny. [TaxProf Blog]
* Extra, extra, Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich has been ousted by the Illinois State Senate. In other breaking news, Aristotle now believes man to be a “political” animal. More news at 11. [MSNBC]
* I’ve still yet to receive a satisfactory answer as to why gambling is illegal in the first place. [Underdog]
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* Williams & Connolly and the White House need to get a room. [Washingtonian]
* In all seriousness though, shouldn’t this year’s Vault rankings look substantially different than last year’s results? [Litination]
* Young fool. Your feeble tort-reform skills are no match for the power of plaintiff’s bar. [Law and More]
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