“An apocryphal story recounts the dilhemma of a man during the Civil War who could not decide whether to join the Confederate or Union forces. Finally he put on a gray coat and blue pants, and both sides shot him.” — John Frohnmayer Copy Share Image
“An apocryphal story recounts the dilhemma of a man during the Civil War who could not decide whether to join the Confederate or Union… — John Frohnmayer Copy Share Image
“The White House usually followed the seagull theory of management: fly in, squawk and flap and shit, and fly away.” — John Frohnmayer Copy Share Image
During my tenure at the Endowment, I often found that those who did us the most damage did so under the justification of helping… — John Frohnmayer Copy Share Image
“Because this law could mean so much or so little, it held potential for causing great mischief in the world of art and politics.… — John Frohnmayer Copy Share Image
