| The foreign policy wonk was either bored or uncertain whether Lieberman knew what he was talking about. |
| Some lowly wonk writes a few personal remarks to go in at the top and you're laughing. |
| As the brainchild of a Columbian attorney, a German scientist, and an American policy wonk, the project has a pretty interesting background. |
| He is a policy wonk to his core, more well-read in policy ideas than almost any of his colleagues or predecessors. |
| And we may be talking, in a policy wonk way, about what New Jersey is doing, other than, if you will, criminal convictions of its politicians. |
| For a self-confessed policy wonk, these memoirs contain surprisingly little discussion of political ideas. |
