KATHLEEN PARKER
PARKER: Keep Plan B out of children's hands
A 15-year-old can't get Tylenol at school without parental permission, but we have no hesitation about children taking a far more serious drug without oversight?
By Kathleen Parker , May 06, 2013
PARKER: The Bush I knew
During Thursday’s dedication of his library at Southern Methodist University, nary a word was spoken about the most controversial aspect of his tenure, the Iraq invasion.
By Kathleen Parker , April 30, 2013
PARKER: Why didn't teens stop rape?
Once again, the horror of what happened to a victim has been magnified by the apparent lack of empathy among her peers. Not only has the girl been physically violated, but the psychological effects of her public exposure are unimaginable and likely enduring.
By Kathleen Parker , March 20, 2013
PARKER: Myopia in Rome
The church faces enormous challenges, obviously, but none so daunting as communicating the Good News, which translates to helping millions around the world.
By Kathleen Parker , March 14, 2013
PARKER: Dining with the president about optics
Does anyone really suppose that a Republican congressman or senator is going to go against the party because Obama gave him a call?
By Kathleen Parker , March 11, 2013
PARKER: Stance on guns driven by who holds them
My father’s rules were simple: Never point a gun at someone unless you intend to shoot them; if you intend to shoot, aim to kill.
By Kathleen Parker , January 14, 2013
PARKER: The future speaks Spanish
I keep bumping into advice my father gave me a long time ago: "Learn Spanish. You will need it to survive in the world you will inherit."
January 07, 2013
PARKER: Let's get rid of 'hot,' 'man up,' more
"No problem" seems now to be the customary reply to "thank you." As opposed to the previously accepted "You're welcome" or "My pleasure."
By Kathleen Parker , December 26, 2012
PARKER: Talking won’t fix what happened in Newtown
Love is not just a valentine. It is a covenant with the greater good. It involves charity, compassion, empathy, self-sacrifice and, yes, listening.
By Kathleen Parker , December 20, 2012
PARKER: Obama a reluctant First Father
WASHINGTON — One of my great hopes for a Barack Obama administration — and thus one of my disappointments — was that he would use his pulpit to emphasize the importance of a two-parent family, and especially of fathers, to children’s well-being.
By Kathleen Parker , December 14, 2012
PARKER: Wait to judge the Petraeus scandal
It is tempting, oh so tempting, to unleash the snark as the script unfolds: Real Housewives of Tampa. Or is it Real Generals of Kabul?
By Kathleen Parker , November 16, 2012
PARKER: Michelle Obama’s valentine to men
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – There’s no point trying to find something wrong with Michelle Obama’s speech to the Democratic National Convention. It was perfection.
September 07, 2012
PARKER: Death of a salesgirl
WASHINGTON — The legendary Cosmo Girl, Helen Gurley Brown, has died and with her, one hopes, a not-so-fabulous legacy.
By Kathleen Parker , August 15, 2012
PARKER: Run for your life
Running is unique in sport by virtue of its utter purity, requiring nothing more than a willing body and force of spirit.
August 09, 2012
PARKER: The man who didn’t want to be president
WASHINGTON — As we celebrate our nation’s independence midway through a year of rabid presidential politics, it is refreshing to reflect upon our first president, the hero of America’s revolution and commander in chief upon our liberation from King George.
By Kathleen Parker , July 05, 2012
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