publicus

Public is an honorable word, derived from the Latin publicus, which sprang from an even older word poplicus, a variant of populus, or "people."

Archive 2009-03-01 doyle 2009

The word comes from Latin publicus, derived from populus: people.

Archive 2009-08-01 doyle 2009

| Reply | Permalink weaver: convicted in the court of publicus opinion.

Asked Whether Advisers Are Pushing Wright Story, Hillary Demurs 2009

The word comes from Latin publicus, derived from populus: people.

Public spaces doyle 2009

| Reply | Permalink publicus -- where was that, do you have a link?

Listen In On Bill Clinton's Private Pitch To A Super-Delegate 2009

It was more of a publicus simultas, a public humiliation, than a coup d'etat.

Brian Ross: Death to.. well, "Death to..." Chants & Democracy in Despotic Domains 2009

Note to readers: if you read the article publicus linked, it is clear that BOTH campaigns have not ruled out the possibility of a lawsuit after the March 4th primary.

Hillary Spanish-Language Ad: You Have To Vote Twice In Texas 2009

| Reply | Permalink publicus, if you go to The Horse's Mouth, and scroll through the last year of posts, that will answer your question

Obama Chides Reporters For Swallowing Media-Tougher-On-Hillary Line 2009

Note to readers: if you read the article publicus linked, it is clear that BOTH campaigns have not ruled out the possibility of a lawsuit after the March 4th primary.

Hillary Spanish-Language Ad: You Have To Vote Twice In Texas 2009

| Reply | Permalink publicus, I know it was circulating last night. but I just couldn't resist posting it, anyway. sorry.

Are You Trying To Tell Us Something? Hillary Campaign Sticks Reporters In Men's Room 2009