Frederic Frommer
Writer at The Washington Post
Writer @washingtonpost and other natl pubs. Sports & politics historian. Author of book on Nats history. Alum @AP @CNN. Also follow me @ffrommer.bsky.social
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4 days ago |
momentmag.com | Frederic Frommer
It’s a question most Jews can relate to: Is that athlete/actor/rock star Jewish? If the answer is yes, it’s hard to suppress a little pride.
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5 days ago |
states.aarp.org | Frederic Frommer
With an affordable housing shortage of about 100,000 units in Minnesota, policymakers and others are looking for ways to increase the state’s housing stock — and to make it more accessible for older adults. “We don’t have enough supply,” says Carrie Henning-Smith, co-director of the Rural Health Research Center at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health.
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1 week ago |
contrarian.substack.com | Frederic Frommer
By Frederic J. FrommerFormer Supreme Court Justice David Souter, who died this month at age 85, so angered conservatives with a liberal track record despite being nominated by a Republican president that he inspired the rallying cry “No more Souters!”But Souter, nominated to the court by President George H.W. Bush in 1990, is just one of several Supreme Court justices who vexed Republican presidents by going their own way, most famously Chief Justice Earl Warren.
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2 weeks ago |
thedispatch.com | Frederic Frommer
New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has firmly informed President Donald Trump, in the polite Canadian way, that his country is not for sale. If only someone had made that declaration on behalf of Canada’s original Major League Baseball team, the Montreal Expos. Twenty years before Trump floated the idea of Canada becoming America’s 51st state, the Expos became America’s 29th baseball team, moving to Washington, D.C., to become the Nationals in 2005.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Frederic Frommer
New Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has firmly informed President Donald Trump, in the polite Canadian way, that his country is not for sale. If only someone had made that declaration on behalf of Canada’s original Major League Baseball team, the Montreal Expos. Twenty years before Trump floated the idea of Canada becoming America’s 51st state, the Expos became America’s 29th baseball team, moving to Washington, D.C., to become the Nationals in 2005.
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My essay in today's @BostonGlobe on how the Knicks are like the pre-2004 Red Sox, taking on the Goliath Celtics, who have been the Yankees of the NBA for more than 65 years. @JeremySchaap @ETNpalattella https://t.co/Pzw8IsgDHT
RT @ffrommer: Knicks-Celtics is like Yankees-Red Sox in reverse ... My @GlobeOpinion piece this morning. Are the Knicks poised to finally f…
Knicks-Celtics is like Yankees-Red Sox in reverse ... My @GlobeOpinion piece this morning. Are the Knicks poised to finally flip the script? @LenElmore @rickklein @NBA_NewYork @coachbuckethead https://t.co/XsdegdrJB5 via @BostonGlobe
