Nearly half of us were trying to figure out what this apparent non-sequitur had to do with our failing firm.
This is a non sequitur as if the wealthy paying higher rates are going to do something about the real problem.
Instead, critics respond with a non-sequitur: never mind the effects on government budgets, look instead at immigration's impact on the overall economy.
But as far as I can see it is a howling non sequitur to conclude that mental data are objects of scientific knowledge.
This non sequitur and associated arguments, such as the claim that legalized online gambling protects minors, were rejected by the U.S. gambling commission and experts testifying before Congress.
We explained last year why that correlation is far less encouraging than feminists wish it to be, but in any case Marcotte's argument was a non sequitur.
"Governor Romney's plan is to let Wall Street run wild again, but he's going to bring the hammer down on 'Sesame Street, '" said the President, in the definition of a non-sequitur.
"The fact that the MPAA is using the injunction in this manner is a non sequitur, " as it bets that other courts will find the same way that the New York court did, she said.
While the direction of the Fed funds rate has sparked much debate among those eager to see a stronger dollar, it should be said that these discussions are very much a non sequitur considering world events.
It is this sort of non sequitur that allows the Obama administration to continue pretending that the world is not a hard place and that there are no problems that cannot be solved by pressuring Israel.
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