Biography- Fat Man in The Middle-Germound

W. Germond’s life as a reporter the reader if not

already knowing, learns about a man who knew everyone,

saw everything, and went everywhere involving politics.

The places, people, and situations involving Germond’s

life were inflicted in his writing. Some feel strong to

say Germond was one, if not the best political writer of

his time. There are many positives of a couple of

negatives to this biography and the manner in which

Germond approached politics in his work. The author was

very analytical, using his professional background to

support his writing, using the content of politics,

which was merely factual in support of his many thesis,

Jack W. Germond is a very analytical writer. Since

Germond had been around politics and had meet many

people in politics he covered every bases possible.

Without reading his writings for the Washington Star and

Baltimore Sun, in his biography you get a great idea of

his style, and approach, toward the facts, and his

opinion on politics at the time. Germond being

analytical caused him to step on many toes in his

writing. Not offending everyday political parties but

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