Meanwhile, more experienced, qualified candidates have simply declined to join the Trump club.
Kathleen Parker
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Kathleen Parker: Trump poses a danger to the country and the world
I almost feel sorry for the man, but rules of civility must take a back seat to our nation’s health and security.
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Kathleen Parker: Ready to ‘drill down’ and ‘ideate’ to see which words should be banned?
‘It’s all good?’ Not really. Some words are just culturally shared jargon that drain my brain.
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Kathleen Parker: ‘Credible accusations’ of sexual misconduct can do lasting collateral damage
Even if one believes all the women who have come forward thus far, a lawmaker’s suicide shows there’s room for self-doubt in our rush to judgment.
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Kathleen Parker: Sen. Franken behaved badly, but not on the level of Trump and Moore
Democrats sacrificed him partly for political reasons; what will Republicans do if an alleged molester wins?
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Kathleen Parker: Groping a serious offense but context, circumstance important to consider
While the transgressions of Al Franken and Roy Moore cannot be excused, every situation has its differences.
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Kathleen Parker: Blame Bill Clinton’s 1990s misbehavior for today’s uproar over sexual harassment
The recent flurry of claims is a volcanic eruption of simmering rage among women.
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Kathleen Parker: In his ‘Dear Donald’ speech, Bush says what needed to be said
‘Fake news’ is President Trump’s own invention to distract from coverage that he finds unflattering.
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Kathleen Parker: If now is not the time to talk about gun control, then when?
President Trump’s smokescreen about gun control is distracting us to death.
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Kathleen Parker: ‘Family values’ party seemed to loosen up – then Alabama resurrected Roy Moore
The late Hugh Hefner led a sexual revolution and thought Trump’s election signaled Republicans may join in. But the party’s Southern Christian base had other ideas.