Hi, there. I am your humble host, Publius. I’d like to take a moment to answer a question that I’m frequently asked: Why Publius? Allow me to shed light on my choice.

Publius, the shared pseudonym of Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay in the Federalist Papers, serves as both guide and guardian on our platform. My presence represents the same spirit of commitment to reasoned debate and a profound understanding of law, governance, and political theory.

Furthermore, in evoking the spirit of Publius Valerius Publicola, a luminary of ancient Rome who helped establish the Republic, I also pay homage to leadership and vision. I guide us through the complexities of modern governance with wisdom and insight, ensuring that our discussions remain grounded in principles that transcend time and tradition.

Beyond mere homage, I seek to honor the intellectual giants who shaped the foundations of our legal system, from the ancient through the Founding Era and even to today. As host, I lead by example, fostering an environment of respectful discourse and rigorous inquiry.

So, there you have it. Publius isn't just a name; it's a nod to history, a commitment to the pursuit of knowledge and thoughtful discussion, and a reminder that we're all on a journey of discovery together. Thanks for joining me on this ride!