Kathleen Parker
E-mail nationally syndicated columnist Kathleen Parker at kathleenparker@washpost.com.
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PARKER: Health care reform reveals a sweet tooth
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Last Updated: 7:06 PM 03/11/10 - Skipping through the Candy Land of the health care bill, one is tempted to hum a few bars of “Let Me Call You Sweetheart.” What a deal. For deal-makers, that is. Not so much for American taxpayers, who have been misled into thinking that the sweetheart deals have been excised. (Full Story) |
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PARKER: Theater of the electorate
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Last Updated: 8:32 PM 03/04/10 - For all our bemoaning the tortures of health care reform, the debate has been healthy for the nation. (Full Story) |
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PARKER: Sen. Brown the latest prize in big game political hunt
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Last Updated: 2:59 PM 02/24/10 - WASHINGTON — The RINO hunt is back on and the coveted trophy is Scott Brown. (Full Story) |
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PARKER: Rubio the GOP’s next rising star
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Last Updated: 7:49 PM 02/20/10 - Mar-co, Mar-co, Mar-co. The nom du jour, if you somehow missed it, is Marco. As in Rubio, rising conservative star, not Polo. All those other rising stars? So yesterday. Sarah? Scott who? (Full Story) |
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PARKER: Uganda’s moral fiber being ripped to shreds
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Last Updated: 8:16 PM 02/18/10 - In a time of constant calamity and crisis fatigue, proposed legislation in Uganda to execute gays passes through the American consciousness with the impact of a weather report. (Full Story) |
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PARKER: Men want shovels, and only the biggest will do
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Last Updated: 7:54 PM 02/11/10 - WASHINGTON — Much time and many volumes have been devoted to Freud’s famous question — What do women want? — with little commensurate attention to the male counterpart. (Full Story) |
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PARKER: Some look for seclusion, others a bright spotlight
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Last Updated: 7:09 PM 02/03/10 - My favorite thing about J.D. Salinger wasn’t his seminal work or his most famous character, Holden Caulfield, but how little I knew of him, thanks to his relentless pursuit of privacy. (Full Story) |
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PARKER: Politics is bloody enough without posturing the hunt
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Last Updated: 7:31 PM 01/27/10 - Sure, he’s got the jutting jaw and centerfold looks. He’s got the truck. But does Scott Brown kill his own meat? Of late, it seems, Republicans are determined to demonstrate their political virility by displaying not just their hunting trophies, but their fearlessness in carving up a fresh kill for the family table. (Full Story) |
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PARKER: Scott Brown won Mass. by appealing to everyone
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Last Updated: 6:26 PM 01/20/10 - WASHINGTON — There will be much harrumphing and punditry in the next few days about the meaning of Scott Brown’s victory and his phenomenal campaign for Ted Kennedy’s U.S. Senate seat. (Full Story) |
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PARKER: Glass ceiling proving sturdy after 2008 race
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Last Updated: 7:30 PM 01/14/10 - Ask yourself: Who is likely to be the first woman president of the United States? Anyone? Anyone? (Full Story) |
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