Kathleen Parker Archives

Kathleen Parker

Published
February 19, 2019

Kathleen Parker: Congress’ three amigas getting too much attention

Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib have a lot to learn.
Published
February 12, 2019

Kathleen Parker: Tabloid publisher shows exactly how low it’s willing to go

The face-off between the National Enquirer's David Pecker and Amazon's Jeff Bezos is a battle for the values that matter.
Published
February 5, 2019

Kathleen Parker: States’ new abortion laws illustrate banality of evil

We should not be celebrating laws that ignore the humanity of an unborn child.
Published
January 29, 2019

Kathleen Parker: ‘Let them eat cake’ attitude comes from the very rich

Businessmen like Wilbur Ross and Donald Trump see people more as commodities than human beings.
Published
January 22, 2019

Kathleen Parker: Reality catches up with first-year congresswomen

Their governing philosophy by and large is several longitudinal notches to the left of mainstream Democrats, as we've understood them.
Published
January 15, 2019

Kathleen Parker: All in all, it’s just another stupidity of The Wall

Now that Trump faces possible rejection, the wall has become a metaphor for his identity.
Published
January 8, 2019

Kathleen Parker: Conservative not afraid to go against the tide on climate change

Tom Mullikin knows that climate change is real and that human contribution is part of it.
Published
December 25, 2018

Kathleen Parker: The Grinch hasn’t stolen Christmas; the Grinch has lost his mind

Forcing the resignation of Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has cast a pall on the holidays.
Published
December 11, 2018

Kathleen Parker: Power and money get monster a slap on wrist for serial sex abuse

But the young victims of Jeffrey Epstein, now adults, want justice and are calling for his plea deal to be set aside.
Published
December 4, 2018

Kathleen Parker: Crumbs of evidence add up to a loaf of bad news for Trump

He lied to the American people about efforts to build a Moscow tower during his campaign and pursued a course he hoped would benefit him personally. So much for America-first.