Publius is a moderately clever pseudonym currently employed by multiple internet users that dates back to a Roman fellow named Publius Valerius Publicola in the year 500 BC; in the American political context, the pseudonym was deployed to great effect by the writers of The Federalist Papers. Chris Prottas maintained this blog for a time, and you can continue to read his thoughts at www.principledagent.com.
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