The email flap serves as a reminder of a movie we’ve seen before – and it wasn’t so great the first time.
Kathleen Parker
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Kathleen Parker: At least nobody died? A suicide signals the lousy state of our politics
America loses a good man who aspired to higher political office and was inspiring in his private life.
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Kathleen Parker: Sean Penn’s remark prompts different kind of Oscar buzz
But of course the actor was joking. Do people actually think that Sean Penn is xenophobic?
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Kathleen Parker: Giuliani’s remarks create sour litmus test for Republicans
The former New York mayor doesn’t think President Obama loves America. Now GOP presidential candidates are forced to say if they agree.
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Kathleen Parker: Brian Williams deserves some benefit of the doubt
At the very least, he should be allowed to find out if viewers will trust him again.
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Kathleen Parker: Anti-vaccine flap shows that centuries after Galileo, dimwits oppose scientific advances
The far left and far right would rather let their children risk illness than taint their bodies with antibodies.
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Kathleen Parker: Palin deserves better than scorn from the party she served
Republicans handpicked and then sacrificed the fair maiden on the altar of political expedience.
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Kathleen Parker: Without the voices of women, it’s a one-sided conversation
Pope Francis was plenty clear about that: ‘Women are able to see things with different eyes’ than men.
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Kathleen Parker: Obama in Paris? Maybe discretion was the better part of valor
The U.S. has led the fight against terror for well over a decade, and Obama let the world down? Really?
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Kathleen Parker: Send Al Sharpton back to the soapbox where he belongs
He has stepped into the TV studio to chastise those who don’t fit his idea of truth and justice.