Frederic Frommer
Writer at The Washington Post
Writer @washingtonpost @POLITICOMag @guardian; sports & politics historian. Author of books on Nats history and Yankees-Red Sox rivalry. Alum @AP @CNN.
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thepost.co.nz | Frederic Frommer
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stuff.co.nz | Frederic Frommer
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washingtonpost.com | Frederic Frommer
Yes, all that stuff about birds on ‘The Residence’ is true (washingtonpost.com) Yes, all that stuff about birds on ‘The Residence’ is true By Frederic J. Frommer 2025041311000100 Netflix's new miniseries "The Residence" features many of the hallmarks of other Shondaland productions: recognizable actors, quips, scandal, trysts, murder, mystery. It also has something a bit unusual for a Shondaland show, or really any show: a lot of bird talk.
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flipboard.com | Frederic Frommer
Woman Told Her Husband They Couldn’t Afford a Vacation This Year. So He Booked a Trip with Their Kids Without HerA woman is seeking advice after her husband booked a vacation for himself and their kids without her. The woman detailed her experience on Mumsnet.com, a U.K.-based community site where women can go to get input from other women about interpersonal issues. In her post, the woman shared that she and …
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thedispatch.com | Kevin Williamson |John Mccormack |Michael Warren |Frederic Frommer
One way of understanding Donald Trump’s erratic presidency is to assume that he is trying to generate chaos. But that is not quite it. What he is trying to generate is storylines. And he knows which direction plots move: forward. Donald Trump was never much of an executive, a fact attested to by his many high-profile failures (the casinos, the Plaza, etc.) and his scams (Trump University, the accounting shenanigans, etc.).
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My story in the @thedispatch today recounting how some Republicans worried their party was about to go the way of the Whigs in 1976. Just 4 years later, Reagan would win a landslide. A lesson for both parties today? @declanpgarvey @coachbuckethead https://t.co/dq2RZMNRVy
RT @washingtonpost: Foul balls are now a lucky souvenir for fans at Major League Baseball games. But 100 years ago, taking that ball home c…
RT @ffrommer: My @washingtonpost story today about how #MLB teams used to require fans to give up foul balls - and had "derelicts" who refu…